What is an Image? Understanding Image File Formats

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What is an Image? Understanding Image File Formats

• An image is that which represents the true
  emotions in an instant moment. It is something
  that carries the true faculty of putting the
  capricious moments it optimally stores such as
  flashes and displays. This is something that the
  image ordinarily do.

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What is an Image?
Furthermore, an image is an artifact that depicts
the visual perception and 2D (Two-dimensional)
images that portray the concrete theme. Thus, the
images do subsume the different dimensions as
well. 1-Dimensional, 2-Dimensional and
the 3-Dimensional images.  With such dimensions,
the images hold the resolutions theme as well.
The high-resolution and the low-resolution.  
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What is Color Space
Now, have you ever heard your designer talk about
DPI or PPI? We at paradise will briefly explain
to you about such categories. The categories
subsume in these resolutions recommending DPI
(dots per inch) and the PPI with (pixels per
inch). On the web raster images, pixels applied
with around 72x100 dpi only. If you are creating
any raster image then the 100dpi value will hit
the sweet spot of the image albeit only over the
web.  
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Vector Images
Vector images are included with the curves, dots,
and lines or we can say it is a set grid of dots.
The programs include in the vector images are
"Adobe Illustrator and Coral Draw". You will get
clearly through a vector image below.
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Raster Images
Raster images are made of the set grid of dots
called pixels. After zooming in the image it
blurs the pixels. It holds the true pixilated
even after zooming in. The programs include in
the raster images are "Adobe Photoshop and
GIMP".
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Understanding Image File Formats

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