Question

which file format was created to convert photographs into digital images? (1 point) rgb raster bitmap vector

Explanation:

• RGB: It is a color model, not a file format.
• Raster: Raster graphics are made up of pixels. Photographs are typically converted to raster - based digital images as they can represent continuous - tone images well (like the details in a photograph).
• Bitmap: Bitmap is a type of raster format but is more of a basic form. When we talk about converting photographs (which are complex continuous - tone images) to digital, the more general term 'raster' is more appropriate as it encompasses various raster - based formats suitable for such conversions.
• Vector: Vector graphics use mathematical equations to represent images. They are not ideal for converting photographs as they are better for simple geometric shapes and scalable logos, not for the detailed, pixel - based nature of photographs.

Answer:

raster