Sanjita Nanda   SEO SR.Expert
You can take advantage of the latest
advancements in computer graphics to take an image and convert to eps for better rendering and printing purposes. The
postscript graphical format makes it easier to render the image on older
machines that do not have the hardware capabilities to directly render the data
on their own. This is used in advanced image processing and printing purposes
when you are dealing with professional images and designs that have to be
scalable in size. You cannot determine the extent of the image in traditional
formats unless you use vector techniques for better representation and
reconstruction purposes.

Traditional and cheap formats of
imaging techniques use bitmap previews or the concept of raster graphics.
However, if you create
vector art from
the same image, the difference would become clear to you on your own. Normal
bitmap images are suitable when used in their original size, but are not
scalable at all. If you keep increasing the size of the image, the image is
progressively blurred until a stage arrives where you cannot make out anything
at all. Such a practice imposes a lot of restrictions which are unsuitable for
corporate practices and uses and should be discarded completely. 
Apr 24th 2011 22:17