A new article from InkSoft explains the differences between raster and vector art and what they mean to decorators and their customers. After defining these commonly used terms, industry veteran Marshall Atkinson discusses what determines which type file you need and how to get it. You’ll learn what comprises each of these file types, which type lends itself best to various kinds of artwork and how to assess file quality for optimal reproduction.
The article further provides tips for getting the art files you need from customers and responding to the assertion that “This is all I have” when it’s not what you need. You’ll get practical ideas for educating customers and employees and for policies for handling file issues cost-effectively. You’ll also get the lowdown on software and outside services for resolving problems with supplied files.
In addition, there is an image vocabulary list that explains common terms relating to art files. You’ll learn about color models, lossless and loss files, raster and vector file extensions and more to enable you to better translate art concepts to printing success. Read “Raster vs Vector Art – An Endless Conversation” at https://www.inksoft.com/raster-vs-vector-art/