Question

sammy created a new logo for his client to use on the company website and office stationery. however, the logo became a blur when it was enlarged to use on a billboard ad. now sammy needs to redo the logo. what should he do to avoid this problem in the future? a. use vector images because they retain their clarity even when enlarged or shrunk. b. use gifs because they are a combination of images and provide alternatives in case a portion appears blurred. c. use raster images because they retain their clarity even when enlarged or shrunk. d. use cropped screenshots of paused video clips because video clips are a combination of images and provide alternatives in case images appear blurred.

Explanation:

Vector images are composed of paths defined by mathematical equations. They can be scaled up or down without losing clarity. Raster images are made of pixels and become blurry when enlarged. GIFs are mainly for simple animations and not ideal for avoiding blurriness on enlargement. Cropped screenshots of video clips also won't solve the blurriness - issue on enlargement.

Answer:

A. Use vector images because they retain their clarity even when enlarged or shrunk.