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What is the full form of TIFF and JPEG? what is the difference between in these two?
Asked by sridhar iyer,
03 Aug '08 01:58 pm
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TIFF files are larger than JPEG files, but they retain the full quality of the image
JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group.TIFF is an abbreviation for Tagged Image File Format.JPEG is used to make your image files smaller, and to store
24-bit-per-pixel color data instead of 8-bit-per-pixel data.TIFF format is a lossless compression compared to JPEG .this is the difference
Answered by Richa Sareen, 03 Aug '08 02:08 pm
JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group.TIFF is an abbreviation for Tagged Image File Format.JPEG is used to make your image files smaller, and to store
24-bit-per-pixel color data instead of 8-bit-per-pixel data.TIFF format is a lossless compression compared to JPEG .this is the difference
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JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group) or TIFF (Tagged Interchange File Format)
Answered by krishnan, 03 Aug '08 02:02 pm
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JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) Format. This is an uneditable format. Suits for Movie Maker soft wares for preparing Slide shows.
TIFF (Tagged INterchange File Format) - This is an editable format. We can add or delete from the main content in this format..
Answered by rani sadasivamurty, 03 Aug '08 02:08 pm
TIFF (Tagged INterchange File Format) - This is an editable format. We can add or delete from the main content in this format..
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Tagged Image File Format is a method where images are stored including pictures. Joint Photographic Experts Group is a data compression technique.
Answered by nargis bhambi, 03 Aug '08 02:04 pm
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