Jpeg And Gif
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GIF, JPEG, and PNG are common image file formats. GIF uses a palette of 256 colors and is best for simple images like graphics and logos. JPEG uses compression for photos which can reduce quality but not size. PNG was created to replace and improve on GIF, supports more color options, and is designed for internet use over professional graphics.
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JPEG is best for compressing photos and images for the web due to its ability to resize photos while maintaining quality, though it is limited to 256 colors. GIF is suitable for simple images like graphics and logos with solid colors due to its 256 color limitation, making it unsuitable for detailed photos. PNG was created to replace and improve upon GIF as a patent-free format, supporting more color depths and image types for internet use.
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JPG uses lossy compression to reduce file size, sacrificing some image quality. It works best for photos but can reduce clarity of simple graphics. GIF uses lossless compression and supports animation and transparency but is limited to 256 colors. PNG was developed as a patent-free alternative to GIF, offering better compression than GIF with support for transparency and preservation of quality when images are edited.
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PNG is a lossless image format that supports transparency and truecolor, while JPEG is a lossy format that supports millions of colors but is best for final images. GIF supports animation and up to 256 colors, making it suitable for simple images. BMP is an uncompressed Windows format that is large in size but simple and widely accepted. The different formats have different strengths regarding image quality, file size, animation, and transparency.
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PNG files support truecolor images with 16 million colors and alpha channels for transparency. They are best for images that will be edited further. JPEG files use lossy compression to produce smaller file sizes but lower quality images best as a final product. GIF files are limited to 256 colors but support animation and are best for simple images like logos. BMP files are uncompressed but widely supported on Windows.
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Mr. Allah Dad Khan gave a lecture on common image file formats. He discussed that JPG is the most commonly used format for digital photos and web images due to its ability to greatly reduce file sizes through lossy compression. TIFF files are larger than JPG but support lossless compression and higher bit depths, making them a standard for printing. GIF was designed for early online images but only supports indexed color, while PNG can replace GIF and also offers many options supported by TIFF such as indexed or RGB color and bit depths from 1 to 48 bits.
Different types of graphics formats
Graphics can be any non-text elements on a page, ranging from simple lines to complex images. Common graphic file formats include JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and RAW. JPEG uses lossy compression to produce small file sizes but degraded quality, while PNG, TIFF, and RAW can be lossless, maintaining exact quality but producing larger file sizes. GIF is limited to 256 colors making it suitable for simple images like diagrams, while BMP is uncompressed and large in size but widely supported on Windows.
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This document discusses different image compression formats including GIF, PNG, JPEG, and MNG. It provides details on each format such as the algorithms and applications used. GIF uses LZW lossless compression while JPEG uses lossy compression to reduce file sizes. PNG also uses lossless compression with DEFLATE and prediction algorithms. The objective of image compression is to reduce file sizes by eliminating redundant image data through either lossy or lossless compression methods.
IMAGE FILE FORMATS
The document discusses various image file formats including raster formats like JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, RAW and PSD as well as vector formats like PDF, EPS and AI. It provides details on when each format should and should not be used based on factors like whether the image needs editing, printing, use online or in email. Raster formats are optimized for photos while vector formats maintain quality when resized. The document aims to help users choose the best format for different image uses and projects.
Html graphics
The document discusses various image file formats used on the web including GIF, JPG, and PNG. It describes key features of each format such as color depth, compression techniques, and capabilities. These include GIFs supporting animation and transparency, JPGs being best for photos due to high color depth compression, and PNG having better compression than GIFs. The document also covers topics like interlacing, background images, adding whitespace to images, and lossy/lossless compression techniques.
Graphics
There are two main types of graphics formats - vector and raster. Vector graphics can scale infinitely and have small file sizes but raster images have fixed resolution. There are three main formats used on the web - GIF, JPG, and PNG. GIFs use lossless compression and are best for images with few colors like line art. JPGs use lossy compression and are best for photos. PNGs support transparency and compression but not animation. Pixels are the smallest element in an image and color depth refers to the number of bits used to represent each pixel, affecting the number of displayable colors. Resolution refers to pixels per inch, affecting image sharpness.
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Jpeg And Gif
- 1. GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format JPEG v.s PNG v.s GIF
- 2. Jpeg stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group JPEG
- 3. JPEG In computing, jpeg is used as a method of compression for photographic images.
- 4. Using the compression method may mean that some visual quality could be lost in the process and cannot be restored. JPEG
- 5. PNG PNG stands for Portable Network Graphics .
- 6. PNG was created to improve upon and replace the GIF format, as an image-file format not requiring a patent license PNG
- 7. PNG supports palette-based (palettes of 24-bit RGB colors), greyscale or RGB images. PNG
- 8. PNG was designed for transferring images on the Internet, not professional graphics, and so does not support other colour spaces PNG
- 9. GIF GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format
- 10. GIF The GIF format uses a palette of 256 distinct colours, from the 24-bit colour space
- 11. GIF GIF is better used for simple images such as graphics or logos with solid areas of colour.