A file format used for color images. It retains a higher degree of color but files are smaller, but remember the more you compress a JPEG file the more detail and color is lost.
This group defined a format for encoding photographs that uses fewer bytes than the pixel-by-pixel approaches of GIF and PNG, without too much visible degradation in quality. The format (JFIF) is casually referred to as JPEG.
Joint Photographic Expert Group, (.jpg) the most commonly used format for photographs displayed on web sites.
Joint Photographic Experts Group - This is an appropriate file format for saving highly detailed graphics, such as photographs. Note: it is optional to drop the “e” from the file extension.
A common cross-platform image format that is used on the web.
A compression technique for still images that reduces them to a small percentage of the original file size. Not a good choice for text or simple line drawings.
(Joint Photographic Experts Group) A type of image file. JPG files are graphics or pictures, often used on Web pages. This file format is best suited for complex graphics due to its ability to use millions of colors. For compressing relatively simple images or images which require transparency, the GIF file format is preferable.
Joint Photographic Experts Group, one of two file formats you can choose to send us digitized images or pictures of your title's cover (the other format is TIFF).
(Joint Photographic Expert Group) An image format that can be viewed by most web browsers - This format is a good way to save photographs to be viewed on the web, as it keeps the file size small and the image quality higher
Joint Photographic Experts Group - One of two types of graphic formats used on the World Wide Web the other being a GIF. JPEGs are used to make moving images.
Short for Joint Photographic Experts Group. JPEG or JPG is a 'lossy' compression technique for colour images. Although it can reduce files sizes to about 5% of their normal size, some detail i ... more
