The Difference Between Vector and Bitmap Images

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What about bitmap

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What is DPI?

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Dot per inch, DPI is a measurement of printer resolution indicating how many ink dots the printer can place in one square inch, the higher the DPI the sharper the image. DPI doesn't matter for vector images because vector images are not created from pixels.

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