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*.JPG ('''Joint Photographic Experts Group''') is a computer file format for the compression and storage of usually high-quality photographic digital images. | *.JPG ('''Joint Photographic Experts Group''') is a computer file format for the compression and storage of usually high-quality photographic digital images. | ||
*.PNG ('''Portable Network Graphic''') is a raster graphics image format used on websites and Web applications. It is a type of open and bitmapped graphical file format that is built on the concept of lossless data compression. It was created and conceived by the World Wide Web Consortium as a replacement to graphics interchange format (GIF). | *.PNG ('''Portable Network Graphic''') is a raster graphics image format used on websites and Web applications. It is a type of open and bitmapped graphical file format that is built on the concept of lossless data compression. It was created and conceived by the World Wide Web Consortium as a replacement to graphics interchange format (GIF). | ||
*.TIFF ('''Tagged Image File Format''') | *.TIFF ('''Tagged Image File Format''') is a standard file format found in most paint, imaging, and desktop publishing programs and is a format native to the Microsoft Windows GUI. TIFF's extensible nature, allowing storage of multiple bitmap images of any pixel depth, makes it ideal for most image storage needs. | ||
*.RAW ('''Raw Image Format''') | *.RAW ('''Raw Image Format''') | ||
*.BMP ('''Bitmap Image File''') | *.BMP ('''Bitmap Image File''') | ||