Raster Vs Vector

Angry at low quality images? Have you always wanted images that don't lose quality when you zoom in? Well, Vector rendering is here!

Raster:

Raster images have a set off code that tells the computer where to put pixels, and what colour they are.

You wouldn't want this as a background.

Vector:

Vector is basically the opposite. Vector is renders with lines(curves) and shapes. Characters(letters) are rendered with vector graphics as well, so you can make your text as big as you want without the loss of quality. Now you're probably thinking, "Why don't cameras use vector graphics?" That's because it would take billions of years to render a realistic looking face because of all of the math equations and colours the camera needs to render.

(This was made to be vector but this doesn't support vector graphics)

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