Raster vs Vector Graphics Concepts

Raster vs Vector Graphics Concepts

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Aiden Montgomery

Design, Computers, Arts

7th - 12th Grade

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06:59

The video tutorial by Cheryl Graham explains the differences between vector and raster files in digital graphics. Raster images are pixel-based, while vector images are made of mathematically described objects. The tutorial covers the characteristics, applications, and file formats of both types, highlighting that vectors are resolution-independent and ideal for designs with flat colors and hard edges, while rasters are better for continuous tone photos. The video also demonstrates how vector graphics maintain quality at any size, unlike raster images, which can become pixelated when enlarged.

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What is the primary difference between vector and raster graphics?

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What are raster images made up of?

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Which software is commonly used to work with raster images?

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What are vector images made up of?

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Which software is commonly used to work with vector images?

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Why are vector graphics considered resolution independent?

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What happens to a raster image when it is enlarged beyond its resolution?

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Which type of image is better for logos and business cards?

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What is a common file format for vector graphics?

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Which type of image generally has a larger file size?

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