Raster & Vector Graphics 2

What is the primary difference between vector and raster graphics?

• Raster graphics are used for 3D modeling, while vector graphics are not.

• Vector graphics can only be used for digital paintings, while raster graphics are used for logos.

• Raster graphics are resolution-dependent, while vector graphics are not.

• Vector graphics are based on pixels, while raster graphics are based on mathematical equations.

What are raster images made of?

• Paths and strokes

• Vector paths

• Pixels arranged in a grid

• Mathematical descriptions

How can vector objects be modified?

• By changing their pixel colors

• By adjusting their paths and shapes

• By increasing their DPI

• By rasterizing them

What characteristic is unique to vector graphics?

• They are primarily used for digital photography

• They are made up of pixels

• They are described mathematically

• They cannot be edited individually

What demonstrates the efficiency of vector graphics?

• Their ability to simulate real-life textures

• Their mathematical description for shapes

• Their large file sizes compared to raster images

• Their use of individual pixels for images

Why are vector graphics considered resolution-independent?

• Because they are always used for digital paintings

• Because they have a fixed resolution

• Because they can be scaled without losing quality

• Because they are made up of pixels

How do raster images differ from vector images in terms of scaling?

• Vector images require more storage space when scaled

• Raster images can be scaled up without losing quality

• Vector images lose quality when scaled down

• Raster images are resolution-dependent, affecting scaling quality

What happens when you rasterize vector type in Photoshop?

• It turns into pixels

• It retains its vector properties

• It becomes resolution-independent

• It increases in file size

What is the advantage of using vector graphics for logos?

• They are easier to edit in Photoshop

• They can display a wider tonal range

• They have smaller file sizes than raster images

• They maintain quality at any size

Why might someone choose to rasterize vector type in Photoshop?

• To make it resolution-independent

• To reduce the file size

• To edit the type as pixels

• To enhance the vector properties