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WHAT'S MY FILE FORMAT?

This online activity is to help you remember what digital file formats to use for different situations.

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.psdnative photoshop format it uses layers and does not compress images
.tiff or .tifuser determined compression for print
.gifindex color format commonly used on the world wide web
.jpg or .jpegrgb color format, it selectively compresses and discards data with every save
.pdfcross platform document file format that preserves fonts, allows editing and a word search
.nefNikon Raw Image uncompressed image
camera rawcamera specific proprietary file format
RGB color modeRed, Green and Blue color mode used for images on the web and in television
CMYK color modeCyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black colors used in offset printing. Made up of halftone screens of those colors
Indexed colorColor mode for .gif only 256 colors in an image
Grayscale color modeused for images having continuous tones of gray
Lossya format that compresses files such as .jpg
Losslessa format that does not compress files such as .psd
lpilines per inch is a measurement of printing resolution in systems that use a halftone screen
ppipixels per inch - the number of pixels per inch in an image that affects the resolution of an image
vectorresolution independent graphics based on mathematical equations
Rasterthe process of converting a vector image into a bitmap image
.dngAdobe’s proprietary image standard that was created to store image data in a generic, highly-compatible format, unlike RAW files that have specific formats based on manufacturer and camera type.

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