SACE Stage 2 Information Processing And Publishing Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Information Processing And Publishing External Assessment Exam

Vector graphics are defined by mathematical paths and can scale infinitely without loss of resolution, whereas raster graphics are composed of pixel grids that pixelate when enlarged Vector graphics store photographic pixel details, whereas raster graphics are only suitable for line art and typography Raster graphics scale infinitely using anchor points, whereas vector graphics lose quality when printed above 72 DPI Vector graphics use CMYK color channels exclusively, whereas raster graphics are restricted to RGB color channels