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ICT - Image Formats

The document discusses different image file formats including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, and TIFF. It notes that JPEG uses lossy compression to reduce file size, while GIF, PNG, and TIFF use lossless compression. It also provides information on whether each format supports transparency, animation, typical file size, and common usage.
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ICT - Image Formats

The document discusses different image file formats including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, and TIFF. It notes that JPEG uses lossy compression to reduce file size, while GIF, PNG, and TIFF use lossless compression. It also provides information on whether each format supports transparency, animation, typical file size, and common usage.
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Image

Formats
TYPES OF IMAGE FORMATS
● JPG/JPEG : Joint Photographic Experts Group

● GIF : Graphics Interchange Format

● PNG : Portable Network Graphics

● BMP : Bitmap Image File

● TIFF : Tagged Image File Format


POINTS TO REMEMBER!
● Lossy compression is when data is compressed and where parts of
the data are lost in the process, to reduce the file size.

● Lossless compression is a type of compression which works by


reducing waste space in a piece of data. For example if there is a
data package file “XXXXXYYYYYY” ,it would be reduced to
“5X6Y”, as this has the same meaning but takes up less space.

● There is no actual difference between JPEG and JPG files and the
only difference is that the JPG file format was created at a time when
you could only use a 3 letter word extension for naming file formats.
No Compression High Compression
JPG/JPEG
Lossy or Lossless? Lossy

Transparency? No

Animation? No

File Size? Small

Commonly Used? Yes


JPG/JPEG IMAGE

100% Quality

File Size: 54.3 KB


JPG/JPEG IMAGE

77% Quality

File Size: 41.7 KB


GIF
Lossy or Lossless? Lossless

Transparency? Yes

Animation? Yes

File Size? Large

Commonly Used? Yes


GIF
100% Quality
PNG
Lossy or Lossless? Lossless

Transparency? Yes

Animation? Yes

File Size? Small

Commonly Used? Yes


PNG

100% Quality

File Size: 134 KB


PNG

26% Quality

File Size: 35.3 KB


BMP
Lossy or Lossless? Lossless

Transparency? No

Animation? No

File Size? Large

Commonly Used? No
BMP

100% Quality

File Size: 730 KB


BMP

100% Quality

File Size: 364 KB


TIFF
Lossy or Lossless? Lossless

Transparency? Yes

Animation? No

File Size? Large

Commonly Used? No
TIFF

100% Quality

File Size: 5 MB
TIFF

28% Quality

File Size: 1.38 MB


Summary
● The most common file formats include JPEG/JPG, PNG, and GIF.
● Animation is possible on PNG image file format.
● GIFs are animated.
● TIFF and BMP image file formats are not used commonly, though TIFF is used by
Professional Photographers and Editors.

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