- file extensions used in digital graphics, file compression and
optimisation
There is many file extensions
that can and most commonly used in Digital graphics such as JPG and GIF also
PNG
JPG – JPG files are most
commonly saved as “.JPG” extension, the acutely makers of the “.JPG” extension
is a group called “Joint Photographic Experts Group” .JPG files are primarily used for images and mostly always are when
you take one off the internet, most images are JPG due to JPG reduces the size
of images by quite a bit also it is quite common for cameras to actually store
JPEG format and basically can be opened up by all graphics programs in use
(Photoshop, Paint, ETC.)
GIF - GIF formally known as (Graphics
interchange format), GIF’s File extensions save as “.GIF” and are very commonly
used on the internet, very commonly .GIFS can support 8bit images, which
basically means it support only “256 Colours” also gifs can contain
Transparency, like here is just a simple GIF, http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/55/8-cell-simple.gif as you can see this gif is fairly simple and just moves a bit but it
continually goes on until the window is closed down, all
PNG – PNG, formally known as (Portable Network
Graphics), which kind of means there is no loss in data like in GIF’S, which is
meaning it has higher quality gifs due to it can store/have more data in it but
the down side of it is the size of it, which is quite commonly high due to the quality of them, PNG’s also support
transparency
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