Vector vs. Bitmap
- Bezier Curves/NURBS
What is Raster?
- Image or images created with pixels
- can be photo or video
- jpg,gif,psd,tiff,mpg,mov,wmv,mp4
Features of Raster
- Image file format standard for photography and video
- are resolution dependent
- more pixels = higher rez
- can be reduced in size but doesn't scale up without loss of quality
- Raste is a pixel-based image
What is Vector?
- Vector is a mathematically based method for creating line data
- popularized by Pierre Bizier to help with automobile manufacturing techniques for Renault.
- vector files are scalable without losing image quality
- because they are math based, vector files are smaller in file size generally
- vector files aren’t internet browser friendly, require the proper software for display such as Adobe Flash
Vector Graphics
- Vector graphics can be stored in different formats,AI,PDF,WMF,FLC
- Font data is stored as vector
- Are resolution “independent”
Vector vs. Bitmap
- Vector is scaleable, bitmap loses quality when scaled up
- Bitmap is best for photographs and video
- Fonts are stored as vector to ensure image quality at any size
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