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Resolution (3 Variations)<\/h2>\n

Humorous introduction to the concept of image resolution and raster vs vector art, whether for professional development or media classes. High-res character says to extremely low-res character, “Karl, you really should have paid attention when Ms. Johnson explained resolution.” Second version: “The next time you need to scale up, start with a vector image, not a raster one!” Third version has no caption so you can add your own.<\/p>\n

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Resolution (3 Variations) Humorous introduction to the concept of image resolution and raster vs vector art, whether for professional development or media classes. High-res character says to extremely low-res character, “Karl, you really should have paid attention when Ms. Johnson explained resolution.” Second version: “The next time you need to scale up, start with a […]<\/p>\n

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