Difference between bitmap and pixmap in computer graphics
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The term "pixmap" is short for "pixel map. A pixmap stores and displays a graphical image as a rectangular array of pixel color values. while a pixmap that uses only a single bit to denote the color of each pixel is often referred to as a bitmap. Bitmap is also sometimes used to refer to any pixmap.
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Difference between bitmap and pixmap in computer graphics:
Bitmap:
- A bitmap is a collection of pixels, also called a raster image. It is generally used for photo-quality image processing.
- It is a graphic composed of many pixels like small squares
Pixmap:
- A pixmap is identified as a spatially mapped array of pixels. A pixmap is also known as a bitmap, and the smallest unit of a bitmap is 1 pixel.
- A pixmap is a creative picture drawn regularly and cleverly with a single-pixel (1pixel) as a unit
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