Different File Types
BMP=Bitmap
Bitmap is a
raster graphics image file format, it stores bitmap digital images. It’s
capable of storing two-dimensional images both monochrome and colour.
The kind of
people who use Bitmap are Graphic Designers as they a graphics images and at
some point graphic designers will have to use them.
GIF=Graphics Interchange Format
A Graphics
Interchange Format is a bitmap image format. This file type uses animation so
it looks like the picture is moving.
Graphic
Designers are most likely to use these as they could use them to create the
graphics for something and also website makers might use these in their
website.
TIFF=Tagged Image File Format
A Tagged
Image File Format is a file that stores raster graphics images.
The kind of
people who use Tagged Image File Format are graphics artists and Photographers.
JPEG=Joint Photographic Experts Group
JPEG is a
used method of lossy compression for digital images mostly for Photoshop
images.
The kind of
people who use JPEG are really anyone one who works with computers as they will
use images so Graphics Designers, Game Designers etc.
PSD=Photoshop Document
A Photoshop
document is a file that uses images edited using Photoshop.
The kind of
people who use Photoshop documents are photographers as they will use Photoshop
to edit.
WMF=Windows Metafile
Windows
Metafile is a file format that uses vector graphics and bitmap components.
This file is
kind of outdated and no one really uses it in this day and age.
FLA=Flash (Adobe)
Adobe Flash is a
file that use images edited using adobe flash like animated images you can also
use it to make desktop applications and mobile applications.
AI=Adobe Illustrator
Adobe
Illustrator is a vector graphics editor used to edit graphics images. The kinds
of people to use these are graphic designers as there used for graphics images.
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