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What is Bitmap vs. Vector Graphics Explained about?

Bitmap graphics are composed of pixels arranged in a grid, while vector graphics use mathematical formulas to describe shapes, curves and lines. Bitmaps are resolution dependent and become jagged or fuzzy when resized, whereas vectors redraw shapes to compensate for resolution changes. Vectors are smaller files but harder to edit outside their native programs, while bitmaps can be opened in most paint programs but become larger files when resized. Both have strengths for different types of images.

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Allen Dimapilis

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