Bella is creating a graphic that will be used on her companys Web site, in print materials, in advertising and on uniforms. She needs to choose an image file format that will not lose quality when the image is resized. Which graphic format should Bella use?

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Bella is creating a graphic that will be used on her company’s Web site, in print materials, in advertising and on uniforms. She needs to choose an image file format that will not lose quality when the image is resized. Which graphic format should Bella use?

A	Raster
B	Vector
C	TIFF
D	Bitmap

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Raster images are typically used for photographs, digital artwork and web graphics (such as banner ads, social media content and email graphics).

Detailed explanation-2: -In general, JPEG is an excellent option for displaying complex photographs that include a lot of colors. Here’s a quick example: Although JPEGs hold up well when compressed, you can usually notice a small drop in quality after optimizing images.

Detailed explanation-3: -The . JPG format is best used in the case of complex images with no text. By its nature, .

Detailed explanation-4: -Choosing the best image file format depends on the type of image and the end goal. Photos should use a JPG file format whereas logos and simple illustrations should use PNG or SVG files. Keep in mind, JPG and PNGs can also have the same quality and smaller file size with the lesser-known format, WebP.

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