This document explains the concept of images and the differences between vector and raster image formats. Vector images use curves and lines, created with software like Adobe Illustrator, while raster images consist of pixels, which can blur when zoomed, and are typically created using software like Adobe Photoshop. It emphasizes the importance of images in capturing emotions and moments.

1. What is an Image?
Understanding Image
File Formats
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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.
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".
What is an Image?
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.