Vector and Raster Image Concepts

The video tutorial explains the differences between raster and vector images, highlighting their unique characteristics and uses. Raster images, made of pixels, are detailed but lose quality when scaled. Common file types include JPG and PNG, with Adobe Photoshop as a key tool. Vector images, composed of mathematical paths, maintain quality at any size and are ideal for logos and text, with Adobe Illustrator as a primary tool. For printing, vector images are preferred, but high-quality raster images can be used if vectors are unavailable.

What are the two main types of digital artwork?

• Photoshop and Illustrator

• Bitmap and SVG

• Raster images and vector images

• JPEG and PNG

What are raster images primarily made up of?

• Color gradients

• Mathematical paths

• Tiny pixels

• Vector points

Which of the following is a common file extension for raster images?

• EPS

• AI

• JPG

• SVG

What is the most popular tool for creating and editing raster images?

• Inkscape

• CorelDRAW

• Adobe Photoshop

• Adobe Illustrator

What are vector images primarily made up of?

• Tiny pixels

• Mathematical paths

• Color gradients

• Raster points

Which of the following is a common file extension for vector images?

• SVG

• PSD

• GIF

• PNG

What is the most popular tool for creating and editing vector images?

• Adobe Photoshop

• CorelDRAW

• Adobe Illustrator

• GIMP

When providing images for printing, what is the best type of image to provide?

• Vector image

• Raster image

• Low-quality raster image

• Compressed image