This document provides an overview of different file formats for digital graphics, including raster graphics, vector graphics, JPEG, TIFF, PSD, AI, and 3DS. Raster graphics use pixels in a rectangular matrix and can capture small details but become blurry if resized. Vector graphics use mathematical expressions to represent sharable images but are limited to 20% resizing. JPEG files are commonly used but distort if resized after taking. TIFF files maintain detail when resized but have large file sizes. PSD files preserve Photoshop layers and data but are large. AI files have painting and drawing tools but require skill. 3DS files can be used for modeling, animation and rendering but are hard to use and incompatible with After Effects.