Question

drag and match the following terms: image resolution vector bitmap resample rasterizing number of pixels in an image or given area converting anchor points or paths to pixels changing the pixel dimensions by adding or deleting pixels through interpolation or down sampling images comprised of pixels image comprised of embedded mathematical anchor points, paths, and curves

Explanation:

• Image Resolution: It is defined as the number of pixels in an image or given area. This is a fundamental concept related to how detailed an image can be.
• Vector: An image comprised of embedded mathematical anchor points, paths, and curves. Vectors use mathematical equations to represent images, which allows for easy scaling without loss of quality.
• Bitmap: Images comprised of pixels. Bitmaps store images as a grid of pixels, and their quality can degrade when scaled.
• Resample: Changing the pixel dimensions by adding or deleting pixels through interpolation or down - sampling. This process is used to adjust the size of a bitmap image.
• Rasterizing: Converting anchor points or paths (as in vector graphics) to pixels (as in bitmap graphics).

Answer:

• Image Resolution: Number of pixels in an image or given area
• Vector: Image comprised of embedded mathematical anchor points, paths, and curves
• Bitmap: Images comprised of pixels
• Resample: Changing the pixel dimensions by adding or deleting pixels through interpolation or down sampling
• Rasterizing: Converting anchor points or paths to pixels