Graphics JPG-GIF-TIFF
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The document discusses different image file formats including JPEG, GIF, TIFF, and discusses the differences between bitmap and vector images. It notes that vector images use points and lines while bitmaps use a series of dots. It also provides information on compression levels and color limitations of each format as well as recommendations for when to use each format.
Graphics JPG-GIF-TIFF
- 1. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 2. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 3. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 4. Bitmap vs Vector Images
- 5. Bitmap vs Vector Images
- 6. Bitmap vs Vector Images
- 7. Vector Image – Points and Lines
- 8. Bitmap - A Series of Dots
- 9. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 10. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 11. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 12. JPEG – GIF -TIFF
- 13. JPEG – GIF - TIFF
- 14. JPEG – GIF -TIFF Compression Anomalies
- 15. JPEG – GIF -TIFF Limited to 256 Colors
- 16. JPEG – GIF - TIFF No Compression
- 17. JPEG – GIF -TIFF Compression Anomalies 20k
- 18. JPEG – GIF -TIFF Limited to 256 Colors 27k
- 19. JPEG – GIF - TIFF No Compression 88k
- 20. When to Use Each Format
- 21. When to Use: JPEG
- 22. When to Use: GIF
- 23. When to Use: TIFF