Question

lk learnkey vector graphics vector graphics use not pixels but math - driven paths of straight and curved lines to build an image. using vector images prevents pixelation when zooming in on an image. purpose upon completing this project, you will become more familiar with vector graphics. steps for completion 1. open the 141 - mural - vector.psd file from your domain 1 student folder. 2. rasterize the mural_vector layer of the image 3. delete the background of the graphic screenshot 4. save the file as 141 - completed 5. what does it mean to rasterize an image? a. __________ 6. what does rendering do in photoshop? a. __________ project details project file 141 mural - vector.psd estimated completion time 10 minutes video reference domain 1 topic key terminology subtopic vector graphics objectives covered 1 working in the design industry 1.4 demonstrate knowledge of key terminology related to digital images 1.4.1 demonstrate knowledge of digital image terminology

Explanation:

Rasterizing an image means converting a vector - based image, which is composed of math - driven paths, into a raster image made up of pixels. Rendering in Photoshop is the process of generating a final, viewable image from the layers, effects, and other elements in a Photoshop document, often involving calculations to display the visual result.

Answer:

1. a. Rasterizing an image is converting a vector image (made of math - driven paths) into a pixel - based image.
2. a. Rendering in Photoshop is the process of generating the final viewable image from layers, effects, etc. in a document.