Images Continued:
•	Vector images are a group of drawing objects.
1.	Using Lines, shapes, and curves to create a single image
2.	They are Resolution independent
3.	Meaning you can resize a vector image without loss of image quality
4.	You must rasterize vector images to use on a web page, which means saving it in a bitmap file format
•	GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) was the original graphics format used on the web
1.	Reduces file size due to a compressed algorithm
2.	They are 8 bit color images meaning they have a maximum of 256 colors
3.	Inappropriate for photographs, better suited for cartoon images or nav buttons
4.	Interlaced GIF displays image in a sequence of passes
5.	Each pass displays the image at a higher resolution
6.	You can turn on or off a single color in a transparent GIF
7.	Antialiasing smooths jagged edges
8.	GIF images include:
•	Interlaced GIF images appear on the screen in a sequence off passes
•	Transparent GIF allows you to remove a specific color
•	Animated GIF is a series of frames that repeat to simulate movement