Vector and Bit Mapped Graphics

What's the difference..?
         

Vector Graphics: image represented and stored as a collection of shapes, together with data (parameters) defining how the shapes will be produced and where they will be located

Bitmapped

Representation as vector graphics...

• Vector graphics enable images to be composed of filled shapes

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Effects of Anti-aliasing

• Anti-aliasing allows you to correct the pixel effect.
  
  Rasterising: (rending) vectors to bitmaps is "easy"
  
  Examples of bitmap: GIF, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, DIB, PCD, PNG.....