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What is the difference between raster graphics and vector graphics?
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Explanation:
difference between raster graphics and vector graphics :
Raster graphics:
- they are composed of pixels .
- In raster graphics, refresh process is independent of the complexity of the image .
- graphic primitives are specified in terms of end points and must be scan converted into corresponding pixels .
- Raster graphics can draw mathematical curves , polygons Saint boundaries of curved primitives only by pixel approximation.
- raster graphics cost less .
- they occupy more space which depends on image quality.
vector graphics:
- they are composed of paths.
- vector displys flicker when the number of primitives in the image becomes too large.
- Scan conversion is not required.
- vectors graphics draw continues And smooth lines.
- vector graphics cost more as compared to raster graphics
- they occupy less space.
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