JPEG is a bitmap format with a lossy compression method. It is ideal for web graphics because it presents the image in a high quality meanwhile reducing its size suitable to be transferred via the Internet. JPEG is not good

Both image formats – JPEG and GIF are compression based. But still there is some difference in the way the images are compressed. JPEG uses lossy compression method making images suitable for the web but sacrificing some of their quality.

JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group) is the most common of the image formats. It is the default setting for most of the digital cameras. It provides lossy compression method meaning that the image data is compressed to make them small

JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group) is the image format that is set by default with all the digital cameras. The JPEG file is compressed so that it can be uploaded online, be prepared for printing and is device-independent – JPEG

[shareaholic app=”share_buttons” id=”10268885″] IMG to PDF Conversion IMG format can cause confusion. This format can be originated from very different sources like a CD, a DVD, GEM Paint program, MAC, etc. Since there are so many IMG sources this format

Both image formats – GIF and JPEG are widely used in the Internet. Still, they vary in the purpose of their use. GIF format is more appropriate for the graphics with the limited number of colors or where colors are

The RAW image format is well known for its variations. Each camera manufacturer produces its own RAW specification; more than that, variations of the RAW format may even appear within the same camera model. One of the examples is the

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a raster image format. It is usually very large in size and produces high-quality photographs and prints. TIFF is also widely used for storing documents – by design it is a fax service and

BMP format produces uncompressed bitmapped images. This is probably one of the oldest formats of the Windows system. Images saved in BMP are large in size, but each pixel is saved untouched, and the resolution is much higher than the

More and more digital cameras nowadays give us an option to shoot photos in the RAW format alongside with JPEG. It should be noted though that RAW is not really for everyone – though producing photos of the highest possible