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    Raster Graphics

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    Raster graphics are composed of grids of pixels that have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without losing image quality. Common raster formats include GIF, JPEG, BMP, PNG, and TIFF. GIF is best for animations, simple diagrams, line drawings, graphics with large blocks of color, and graphics with transparent areas. It allows for both animation and transparency but is limited to 256 colors. JPEG is commonly used for photographs, natural artwork, scanned photos, and digital camera photos since it supports millions of colors but introduces lossy compression. BMP is best for editing raster graphics and creating icons and wallpaper since it is uncompressed but results in large file sizes. PNG can also support transparency like GIF but is not widely supported

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    Raster graphics are composed of grids of pixels that have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without losing image quality. Common raster formats include GIF, JPEG, BMP, PNG, and TIFF. GIF is best for animations, simple diagrams, line drawings, graphics with large blocks of color, and graphics with transparent areas. It allows for both animation and transparency but is limited to 256 colors. JPEG is commonly used for photographs, natural artwork, scanned photos, and digital camera photos since it supports millions of colors but introduces lossy compression. BMP is best for editing raster graphics and creating icons and wallpaper since it is uncompressed but results in large file sizes. PNG can also support transparency like GIF but is not widely supported

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    this document all bout raster as well as bitmap,pixel,jpeg formats

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    Raster graphics are composed of grids of pixels that have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without losing image quality. Common raster formats include GIF, JPEG, BMP, PNG, and TIFF. GIF is best for animations, simple diagrams, line drawings, graphics with large blocks of color, and graphics with transparent areas. It allows for both animation and transparency but is limited to 256 colors. JPEG is commonly used for photographs, natural artwork, scanned photos, and digital camera photos since it supports millions of colors but introduces lossy compression. BMP is best for editing raster graphics and creating icons and wallpaper since it is uncompressed but results in large file sizes. PNG can also support transparency like GIF but is not widely supported

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    Raster Graphics

    Uploaded by

    Bhuvnesh Singh
    Raster graphics are composed of grids of pixels that have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without losing image quality. Common raster formats include GIF, JPEG, BMP, PNG, and TIFF. GIF is best for animations, simple diagrams, line drawings, graphics with large blocks of color, and graphics with transparent areas. It allows for both animation and transparency but is limited to 256 colors. JPEG is commonly used for photographs, natural artwork, scanned photos, and digital camera photos since it supports millions of colors but introduces lossy compression. BMP is best for editing raster graphics and creating icons and wallpaper since it is uncompressed but results in large file sizes. PNG can also support transparency like GIF but is not widely supported

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    Raster Graphics

    Raster Graphics
    Also called bitmap graphics Consist of grids of tiny dots called pixels Have a fixed resolution and cannot be resized without altering image quality Edited in paint programs

    Notice the pixels Bitmap enlargement

    Common Raster Formats


    GIF JPEG BMP PNG TIFF

    GIF Graphics Interchange Format


    Animation Standard Most common format for: format for animation on Text the Internet. Clip art, animations, icons, Transparency yes Lossless compression Colors = 256 (8-bit)
    logos Simple diagrams, line drawings Graphics with large blocks of a single color Graphics with transparent areas Images displayed on computer screens and on websites.

    JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group


    X Animation No X Transparency No Lossy compression Colors 16.7 M (24-bit) High quality but larger file size than a GIF Commonly Used For:
    Desktop publishing photographs Photographs and natural artwork Scanned photographs Emailing photographs Digital camera photographs

    : This format is best for images containing many colors or shades of color. Most digital cameras save the images made with the camera as JPEG files on their memory cards.

    BMP - Bitmap
    Commonly Used For: X Animation No Editing raster graphics X Transparency No Creating icons and Uncompressed wallpaper 256 colors On-screen display Large file size - not well suited for transfer across the Internet or for print publications

    Icons

    When editing images, all the changes would be made to the BMP file. When the user is satisfied with the final image, they would then save the BMP as a different file format depending on their intended use of the image. (For example, if it will be used on a website, the images would be saved as a compressed file format such as GIF or JPEG.)

    By on-screen display, this means displayed on the monitor but is referring to images that are on the desktop computer, not from Internet websites
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    PNG Portable Network Graphics


    X Animation no
    Transparency yes

    Commonly Used For:


    Replacing GIF and TIFF images Online viewing of images

    Lossless compression 256 colors


    Not suited for photographs Biggest Disadvantage: Not widely supported by web browsers and image viewers/editors without plug-ins.

    See examples at http://graphicssoft.abo ut.com/od/freedownloa ds/l/blfreepng07.htm

    Browser software or image editing program may require the user to download a plug-in before recognizing or opening the file.

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    TIFF Tagged Image File Format


    Available in compressed Commonly Used For: and un-compressed Storage container for faxes and other digital formats images Compressed is advised

    To store raw bitmap data by some programs and devices such as scanners High resolution printing Desktop Publishing images

    TIFF images have very high quality which is ideal for faxes or printed images, such as those used in desktop publishing. However, this results in a large file size so it is not recommended for images that will be viewed over the Internet.
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