Understanding Raster and Vector Formats

What is the main difference between raster and vector file formats?

• Raster formats are made of paths, while vector formats are made of pixels.

• Raster formats are made of pixels, while vector formats are made of paths.

• Both raster and vector formats are made of pixels.

• Both raster and vector formats are made of paths.

Which of the following file formats is a raster format?

• SVG

• EPS

• PNG

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Which image compression technique is used by JPEG files?

• Lossless compression

• Lossy compression

• Vector compression

• No compression

Which file format is best suited for high-quality print graphics?

• GIF

• JPEG

• TIFF

• PSD

Which file format is primarily used for web graphics and supports animation?

• PNG

• GIF

• RAW

• PDF

Which vector file format is commonly used for logos and illustrations?

• PSD

• RAW

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• JPEG

Which file format is known for its ability to maintain high color depth and quality?

• JPEG

• PNG

• GIF

• EPS

Which file format is not typically editable once saved?

• PSD

• RAW

• PDF

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Which file format is best for storing unprocessed image data from a camera?

• RAW

• JPEG

• TIFF

• SVG

Which file format is most compatible with web browsers for displaying images?

• PSD

• TIFF

• PNG

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