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Graphic
type
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Describe
how the graphic is constructed and why you chose the graphic type
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How
will the final file be saved?
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Internet
graphic
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Bitmap
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When a photo is taken on a Digital
camera or when an image is scanned from a magazine a bitmap graphic is
created. A bitmap is made out of tiny parts these are called pixels, they
usually come in all different colours. You can edit a bitmap and also edit
every individual pixel. This is because a computer has stored information
about every pixel in the image. A bitmap graphic is usually quite large.
However when you change the size of a bitmap graphic the image becomes
distorted meaning the graphic loses quality.
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Jpeg,
Gif or Png
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Van
sign graphic
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Vector
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A Vector graphic is created in
graphic packages. But unlike bitmap they consist of shapes called objects.
You can edit each object individually by shape size and colour. Even though a vector can be quite large it does not
need much memory to be stored. Therefore the file size of a vector is usually
small. They are also scalable meaning when you change the size of them they
do not lose quality.
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EPS,
AL, PDF, SVG or DXF
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Brochure
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Writing-Vector
Pictures-Bitmap
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You
would use both vector and bitmap. Bitmap for pictures because you would want
them to look more lifelike. Whereas a vector would be better for writing
because it will stay clear making it easier to read.
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PDF
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Thursday, 8 January 2015
P2
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www: for P2 you are expected to explain how different types of graphic images relate to file formats. This is covered accurately in the 3 examples above.
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