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Raster graphics, made up of tiny pixels, are ideal for detailed and colorful images like photographs. On the other hand, vector graphics use mathematical paths, making them perfect for designs that need to be scaled without losing quality.

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1. The most commonly used format.

2. Best balance between quality and file size.

3. Supported by all operating systems.

4. Raster format.

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1. Raster graphics format with lossless data compression.

2. Best format for icons and transparent images.

3. Not suitable for printing.

4. Raster format.

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1. Mainly known as an animation format

2. They have smaller color range

3. Has acceptable small file size.

4. Raster format.

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1. It can store layers.

2. Has very high quality.

3. Not supported by many web browsers.

4. Raster format.

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1. An Adobe Photoshop license is required to open and edit the file.

2. All image information is stored lossless.

3. Low compatibility.

4. Raster format.

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1. Where a digital camera saves the photos.

2. High degree of flexibility for image processing.

3. Some formats are CR2, CRW, NEF, PEF, ORF.

4. Raster format.

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1. Greatly reduces the loading time of websites.

2. Allows both lossless and lossy compression.

3. Suitable for photos, images and illustrations.

4. Raster format.

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1. Hardly used today.

2. Not supported by web browsers.

3. Has a very large file size.

4. Raster format.

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1. Supports various compression options.

2. requires half the storage space of a JPG image with the same image quality.

3. Mainly used in iPhones.

4. Raster format.

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1. Ideal for responsive design.

2. Special software is needed to edit the file.

3. The file size is small but can increase quickly.

4. Vector format.

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EPS means Encapsulated PostScript. It was introduced in 1987

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1. It does not distinguish between vector and bitmap.

2. Compatible with almost any design software.

3. Very suitable for high-resolution graphics and illustrations for printing.

4. Vector format.

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1. The standard for print data.

2. Has high memory requirements.

3. PDFs can contain buttons, links or even audio and video elements.

4. Vector format.

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1. Widely used on Windows systems.

2. It is the standard format for Corel Draw applications.

3. Recognized by a lot image editing programs.

4. Vector format.

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1. Adobe Illustrator is a prerequisite for its use.

2. It can have multiple image layers.

3. Requires a lot of storage space.

4. Vector format.

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1. Created for Microsoft Office apps.

2. Great color depth.

3. Mainly used for exchange between programs.

4. Vector format.

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Raster images, also known as bitmap, are the most common type of images. They're produced when you take a picture or scan an object, and are made up of pixels.

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Vector images use points and equations to determine the lines that connect them. You can adjust these type of images, and the quality won't be affected.

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Research Guides: All About Images: Raster vs. Vector Images. (n.d.). https://guides.lib.umich.edu/c.php?g=282942&p=1885352#:~:text=Raster%20(or%20bitmap)%20images%20are,together%20to%20create%20the%20image.

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JPEG means Joint Photographic Experts group. It was created in 1992.

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PNG means Portable Network Graphics. It was created in 1996.

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Photoshop Document. Created in 1988

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Web Picture Format. Created in 2010.

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GIF means Graphic Interchange Format. It was created in 1987.

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Raw Image Format. Created in 2004.

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TIFF means Tagged Image File Format. It was created in 1987.

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Windows BitMap. Created in 1990

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High Efficiency Image Format. Created in 2001

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Scalable Vector Graphics. Created in 2001.

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Encapsulated PostScript. Created in 1987.

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Portable Document Format. Created in 1993

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Adobe illustrator. Created in 1987

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CorelDraw. Created in 1989

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Windows MetaFile. Created in 1988

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Team, M. (2021, June 30). JPG, PNG, GIF & Co - What image file formats exist and what are they used for? Cavok.pro; cavok. https://www.cavok.pro/en/blog/what-image-file-formats-exist-and-what-are-they-used-for

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