graphic creation

What is a vector in graphic design?

• A mathematical representation of images that can be scaled without losing quality.
• A color model used in printing.
• A type of bitmap image.
• A measurement unit for image resolution.

What is a bitmap?

• An image made up of a grid of pixels.
• A unit of measurement for image resolution.
• A type of vector image.
• A method of compressing images.

What does DPI stand for?

• Dots Per Inch
• Display Precision Indicator
• Digital Pixel Index
• Data Per Image

What factors determine the resolution needed for different image types?

• Purpose of the image and the medium of display.
• The size of the original image.
• The color scheme of the image.
• The file format of the image.

How do bitmap and vector images differ?

• Bitmaps are pixel-based; vectors are mathematically defined.
• Vectors use more memory than bitmaps.
• Bitmaps are more scalable than vectors.
• Bitmaps can be edited more easily than vectors.

What impact does image resolution have on file size?

• Higher resolution increases file size.
• File size has no relation to resolution.
• All resolutions have the same file size.
• Lower resolution increases file size.

Which tools are typically used in vector graphic software?

• Bezier curves and shape tools.
• Photo filters and cloning tools.
• Color adjustment layers and masks.
• Pixel editor and gradient fills.

What does pixilation refer to in images?

• The blocky appearance caused by low resolution.
• A technique for color correction.
• The process of enlarging images.
• A method of applying filters.

What are the main factors to consider when choosing between vector and bitmap images?

• Image usage and scalability requirements.
• The age of the software.
• The operating system used.
• The color depth of the image.

What are the positive effects of image editing?

• Enhancing visual appeal and correcting flaws.
• Increasing the number of pixels.
• Creating original images without any edits.
• Making images smaller without loss.