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This is a quick summary of really common bitmap and vector file types:
| Bitmap | Vector |
| .bmp (Windows bitmap) | .ai (Adobe Illustrator) |
| .jpg (JPEG) | .cdr (Corel Draw) |
| .gif (AOL Bitmap) | .eps (encapsulated postscript) |
| .tif (Tagged Image) | .ps (postscript) |
As you've seen, vectorizing graphics provides tremendous benifit when the difference in size between the original file and the desired output size is huge. It's not such a problem if only small resizes are required.
Lastly, here are a couple of graphics that I've vectorized from client-supplied bitmaps. Both took around three hours.





