File Types in a “JIF” RASTER JPEG/JPG Stands for “Joint Photographic Experts Group” Uses Lossy Compression which means details are “forgotten” until displayed. This keeps file size small. It also reduces quality after every save. 16 bit format and commonly used in most cameras. Available for CMYK conversion. TIF/TIFF No image data loss this makes TIFF a great file for image quality Can retain layers in Photoshop Supports Transparency As of 2009 TIFF is owned by Adobe Systems No compression so no loss of quality. Known as Lossless Compression Two types of PNG: 8-Bit which is lower quality and has 256 colors and 24-bit which has over 16 million colors! Supports Transparency Lives in the RGB color space and best used for web graphics PNG Steve Wilhite, the creator of the file format, says it is pronounced “jif” like the peanut butter Supports up to 256 colors Supports Transparency Best used for small web icons and animation GIF Native file format to Adobe Illustrator At its core it is a PostScript file made for Illustrator Comes in different versions depending of the version of Illustrator AI EPS Scalable to any size Open format that can be read by many programs Can actually support a raster version (Photoshop EPS) Older file format was native to Illustrator before .ai was introduced SVG Stands for “Scalable Vector Graphics” A vector image which is purposed for the web File is editable by vector and web editing programs. SVG files have embedded XML that all you to “code” the graphic to any size. Great for responsive website due to their scalability VECTOR Technically only vector based. Contains both vector and video elements. Stands for “Small Web Format” and was designed for efficient delivery over the web. Originally developed by Macromedia and is now owned by Adobe Systems Copyright Creativedge TM 2017 SWF (Flash) RGB RGB Transparency Transparency Transparency Transparency Transparency Transparency CMYK Web Web Web Print RGB RGB Web RGB Transparency Web RGB CMYK Print RGB CMYK Print RGB CMYK Print
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File Types in a “JIF”
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JPEG/JPGStands for “Joint Photographic Experts Group”
Uses Lossy Compression which means details are “forgotten” until displayed. This keeps file size small. It also reduces quality after every save.
16 bit format and commonly used in most cameras.
Available for CMYK conversion.
TIF/TIFFNo image data loss this makes TIFF a great file for image quality
Can retain layers in Photoshop
Supports Transparency
As of 2009 TIFF is owned by Adobe Systems
No compression so no loss of quality. Known as Lossless Compression
Two types of PNG: 8-Bit which is lower quality and has 256 colors and 24-bit which has over 16 million colors!
Supports Transparency
Lives in the RGB color space and best used for web graphics
PNG
Steve Wilhite, the creator of the file format, says it is pronounced “jif” like the peanut butter
Supports up to 256 colors
Supports Transparency
Best used for small web icons and animation
GIF
Native file format to Adobe Illustrator
At its core it is a PostScript file made for Illustrator
Comes in different versions depending of the version of Illustrator
AI
EPSScalable to any size
Open format that can be read by many programs
Can actually support a raster version (Photoshop EPS)
Older file format was native to Illustrator before .ai was introduced
SVGStands for “Scalable Vector Graphics”
A vector image which is purposed for the web
File is editable by vector and web editing programs. SVG files have embedded XML that all you to “code” the graphic to any size.
Great for responsive website due to their scalability
VE
CT
OR
Technically only vector based. Contains both vector and video elements.
Stands for “Small Web Format” and was designed for efficient delivery over the web.
Originally developed by Macromedia and is now owned by Adobe Systems
Copyright CreativedgeTM 2017
SWF (Flash)
RGB
RGBTransparency
Transparency
Transparency
Transparency
Transparency
Transparency
CMYK
Web
Web
Web
RGB
RGB
Web
RGB
Transparency
Web
RGB
CMYK
RGB CMYK
RGB CMYK
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