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| Works best for continuous tone images, like photographs |
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| Can represent images with up to 16 million different colors. |
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| Is a “lossy” format because to reduce the file size, it throws away some information about the image |
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| Does not support transparency |
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| Works best for images with few solid colors, and images with lines, like logos, clip art, and small text in images |
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| Can represent images with up to 256 different colors. |
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| also compresses the file to reduce its size, but doesn’t throw anything way. So it is a “lossless” format. |
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| Allows one background color to be set to “transparent “ so that anything underneath the image will show through |
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