What is a bitmap image file?
Bitmap images are resolution dependent. As a result of that should you change the size of a bitmap image file (increase or decrease) you will notice a considerable loss of image quality. Common bitmap formats include BMP, GIF, JPEG/JPG, PNG, PICT, PCX, TIF, and PSD. What is a vector image file? Main distinction from the bitmap image files is of course the resolution independence. Vector images are made up of scalable objects that offer the highest image quality and are editable using a variety of vector drawing programs including Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Macromedia Freehand, and others. Resizing a vector image file does not affect the quality of the image in any way. Common vector formats include AI, CDR, CMX, WMF, and EPS. Your final logo design package will contain the following formats: – EPS (scalable vector format) – JPG (great for internet and email use) – PSD (uncompressed Photoshop image file) – TIF (for use with Microsoft Office) – Greyscale version of your logo will also
