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MaanuMp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difference between picture and image
can you please explain the difference between a picture and an image?
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Although both means the same, they have slight differences in the way they are used. Image usually refers to an image file in a computer (soft copy); or image is also referred to a "picture drawn by fancy". Conceptually, picture is the right word if you are trying to refer to a photograph or a hard-copy of an image printed from a computer.
- Although both means the same, they have slight differences in the way they are used.
- Image usually refers to an image file in a computer (soft copy); or image is also referred to a "picture drawn by fancy".
- Conceptually, picture is the right word if you are trying to refer to a photograph or a hard-copy of an image printed from a computer.
- /Sameer
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Although both means the same, they have slight differences in the way they are used. Image usually refers to an image file in a computer (soft copy); or image is also referred to a "picture drawn by fancy".
Conceptually, picture is the right word if you are trying to refer to a photograph or a hard-copy of an image printed from a computer.
/Sameer
Conceptually, picture is the right word if you are trying to refer to a photograph or a hard-copy of an image printed from a computer.
/Sameer
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an image has a broad meaning, like humanbeing is ***'s image on earth or a son is an image of his father. You cannot say a humanbeing is a picture of *** on earth or a son is a picture of his father. A picture can be a drawing or from a camera. A photo is produced from a camera.
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