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Mark Sorensen
ARTBYMARK has been supplying high quality, professional graphics for over 20 years. Formerly working for large Sydney based agencies, for brands like Nike, McDonalds, Westpac Bank, Cadbury Chocolate and Sara Lee - to name a few. I have spent many years involved with packaging, digital photography, advertising campaigns and very high quality printing working with some of Australia's most stringent clients. Realizing the swing towards digital media I now place a heavy focus on Website Design and Website optimisation, being able to offer a very graphical interface with a site that can be easily found on todays search engines.
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What is the difference between raster and vector

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Have you ever been told by a supplier that your logo is raster and needs to be supplied to them as a vector file?

I will try to explain the difference between the two.

RASTER GRAPHICS:
Raster Graphics can be categorized by those that are made up of pixels (small blocks). They include photos and images downloaded from the web. Common formats for a raster file would be JPG or JPEG and PNG. Raster graphics are defined by their DPI (Dots Per Inch) which basically means the more dots the image contains, the better the quality will be. EG 72 DPI would mean a low quality file or (Low Res) and a 300 DPI file would be referred as a high quality file or (High Res). The most common problem encountered with raster graphics is that they loose quality or resolution when they are enlarged, and also the files can become very large in terms of megabytes (Mb) if they are made up at real size.
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