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TIF/TIFF (Tag Image File Format) is
widely and common used lossless image format in all
platforms, such as Mac, Windows, Unix. With the ability of
storing arbitrary number of bits per pixel and having
variety of compression algorithms, TIFF is favored by most
people, especially by graphic designers. TIFF supports CMYK,
RGB, Lab, indexed color and grayscale with alpha avenue and
Bitmap images without alpha avenue. When approving or adding
new tags, it can extend TIFF format by using tags. That is,
the image information can be stored and arranged.
WMF (Windows Metafile) is a 16- bit
graphic format appearing on MS Windows systems. It became
commonly used since the wide use of graphics formats, like
GIF and JPEG. Windows graphic layers GDI can execute the WMF
format to store image. It contains the functions of
compressing files, editing images and so on. Generally, a
whole image is stored as a sequence of separated parts. The
images are often rough and can be edited only in Microsoft
Office.
WMZ is Compressed Windows Metafile.
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts
Group) is a way to store images by compressing digital
images, especially for natural or real scenes. However, it
is not suite for online drawings and cartoons. When
compressing images, some information will be lost. But human
eyes won’t find the inconspicuous difference.
To convert tif wmf wmz to jpg file,
please download
JPEG
Photo Converter.
Other image
format definition:
DXF is an ASCII format based on vector designated by
Autodesk Cop. It aims to exchange image information between
external procedures and graphics system or different
graphics system. With simple structure, fine readability and
easily being controlled by other application, DXF is
actually the industry standard. It has the file extension
known as “.DXF”, and the files could be read and exported by
most CAD system. |
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