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    A vector EPS file is made up of vector shapes that can be scaled to any size without quality loss, allowing for accurate spot color printing. It is preferred for logos and illustrations. Raster/bitmap files like JPGs and PNGs are composed of pixels and have limits on size before losing quality, making them less suitable for large-scale printing.

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    A vector EPS file is made up of vector shapes that can be scaled to any size without quality loss, allowing for accurate spot color printing. It is preferred for logos and illustrations. Raster/bitmap files like JPGs and PNGs are composed of pixels and have limits on size before losing quality, making them less suitable for large-scale printing.

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    Vector Comparison

    Uploaded by

    Mark Bird
    A vector EPS file is made up of vector shapes that can be scaled to any size without quality loss, allowing for accurate spot color printing. It is preferred for logos and illustrations. Raster/bitmap files like JPGs and PNGs are composed of pixels and have limits on size before losing quality, making them less suitable for large-scale printing.

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    What is a ‘vector EPS’?

    Vector EPS File Raster/bitmap File


    A vector EPS is made up of vector shapes A raster or bitmap file can be a JPG,
    and can be scaled to any size without loss TIFF, PNG, BMP, PSD or many other
    of quality. It allows accurate spot colour file formats but the main difference is
    printing and is the preferred format for that is made up of pixels. These files
    logos and illustrations. are less suitable for spot colour printing
    and have a limit to the size at which
    they can be reproduced. They will lose
    For more information about this format
    quality when enlarged as the sample
    or how we can create stunning vector
    below illustrates.
    images for you contact Mark Bird:
    Photos will always be made up of pixels
    mark@carrickdp.co.uk and as such will also be limited to how
    01443 843 520 large they can be enlarged without
    pixelation.

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