Which feature in Photoshop's History panel allows you to save a specific image state for quick comparison?

• A. History Log
• B. Time Stamp
• C. Snapshot
• D. History Brush

Answer: (C)

Snapshots capture and save a specific moment of your image in the History panel, giving you a fixed reference you can quickly compare against the current edit. By creating a snapshot, you store the entire image state at that moment, and you can switch back to it at any time to see exactly how the image looked then versus now. This makes experimenting with edits easy—you can compare two states side by side without altering your ongoing work. The History Brush uses the selected state to repaint areas of the image, but it isn’t itself the saved reference for quick comparison. History Log records actions to a file, and Time Stamp isn’t a feature used for saving image states.