At my job I regularly need to explain the difference to people, and it's difficult to do over the phone. This explanation is clear and concise, and tells them everything they need to know and nothing more. This will save me lots of time and aggravation, thanks!
Same here. This video is great! Now if I could just have people understand that they can't take a raster and convert it using an online "tool". The wireframe is all wrong.
Is there an alternative to drawing Vectors with a mouse ( Adobe Illustrator) for those who really find it exhausting to go through all these line drawings with the mouse etc. Something like drawing letters, shapes etc. with your hand pen ( like in the Wacom) and then turn all that into Vector?
It's mostly for graphic designers or people in similar industries. For example, when I need a company's logo, I'll ask for a vector - that way I can use it at any size. If I don't specify, I usually get a small JPG, which will be blurry if I increase the size.
At my job I regularly need to explain the difference to people, and it's difficult to do over the phone. This explanation is clear and concise, and tells them everything they need to know and nothing more. This will save me lots of time and aggravation, thanks!
Same here. This video is great! Now if I could just have people understand that they can't take a raster and convert it using an online "tool". The wireframe is all wrong.
@@the_real_hislordship they kinda Can do that just don't expect the converter to make the instructions perfectly correct so quality will suffer.
This is the best video about the difference between vector and raster graphics! Thank you!
Wtf,.this channel is so underrated why? Your content is so very good, and i love the style! You need more subscriber m8
exactly what i needed. you explain it within very short time . just amazing.
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One of the best thing that I have watched till now its very clear easy understandable
great presentation.....i hv been trying going through various videos......bt urs was completely decipherable.....thnx....it helped ....
Groovy, precise and concise!
Thanks.
best explanation in under 2mins
very concise and too useful
How simply you have put it! Thanks.
What a great clear video! Thank you! 😃
CAN I KNOW THE SOFTWARE USED FOR MAKING THIS AWESOME VIDEO?
This animated explanation is better to understand
Thanks for the very informative video
Raster used in sprite based video games like nes
Vector used in vectrex console and some indie games like geometry dash
Exactly what I needed
Clear and concise!
Is there an alternative to drawing Vectors with a mouse ( Adobe Illustrator) for those who really find it exhausting to go through all these line drawings with the mouse etc. Something like drawing letters, shapes etc. with your hand pen ( like in the Wacom) and then turn all that into Vector?
so short and precise
I want to be able to create presentations like this video. What applications should I study?
Illustrator and After Effects!
@@GDHT Thaaanks!
@@satellitesage2487 you’re welcome!
amazing video!
Hello sayyad welcome back to Bachangayi studies 🍉
They can both be analog as well
Great Video!!!!
very nice
Great video
I understood the coconcept very well
What a great video
I have a question
Why do you need to identify the types of images
It's mostly for graphic designers or people in similar industries. For example, when I need a company's logo, I'll ask for a vector - that way I can use it at any size. If I don't specify, I usually get a small JPG, which will be blurry if I increase the size.
take a picture of a raster image then pixelize it then raster the pixels then make each point a pixel to a raster image do it cause i cant
Really helpful thank you for the information ☺️
If you came here from OEd, then I say well met, fellow student
Thanks
Thank you for this! I was trying to explain this to my friend but I feared that I was sounding too much like a bumbling idiot. 🤪
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thanku so much
best is raster
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Bruh if youre from ranelagh hello
hi
Eventually... You have to hit pixels.
your voice is unbearable.
CrashBandit an unnecessary comment and rather rude.
i have a question. If vector images have a smaller file size, and look better at larger sizes, then why does anyone use raster images?
Found this explanation:
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They use raster images for more detailed paintings like realistic art
Raster can be more detailed, are easier to make and can be used in more sites/programs
One of the best thing that I have watched till now its very clear easy understandable