How to Convert

Image Converter Plus can convert files into JPEG format. There are lots of formats, but JPEG is the most popular one. Image Converter Plus supports all existing types of JPEG format. Image Converter Plus offers two ways of converting JPEG files: The first conversion solution is quite traditional. Use Image Converter Plus interface to add […]

Image Converter Plus can convert desktop wallpaper collection files – Webshots (www.webshots.com). Image Converter Plus can read all four types of Webshots: .WBC – Webshots Collection .WBZ – Downloaded Webshots pictures .WB1 – Webshots picture .WBD – Webshots picture Files of these formats cannot be viewed by standard Windows means. Use Image Converter Plus to

[social_small] IMG to JPEG Conversion There are several variations of the IMG format. It is not a universal format and depends on the software or device that created it. Originally the IMG format was designed for the GEM Paint Program. IMG can be a CD or a DVD mage file similar to an ISO file;

[social_small] PNG (Portable Network Graphic) is the file format that offers lossless compression algorithm for raster images. It supports 24-bit images and offers unique transparency options – binary transparency, alpha transparency, and alpha channel. PNG format was originally designed to replace GIF, but PNG provides a much higher color depth than GIF and can be

[social_small] The Pilot Database (PDB) File format is proprietary of PalmPilot – a computer device with its own operating system that can be used for different business purposes and personal applications. PDB is usually a text file, and although PalmPilots are not too common right now (they are replaced by smartphones) the users may come

[social_small] JPEG to EPS conversion in detail JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group.) is the most commonly used image format. JPEG is actually a compression method that makes the image file small enough to be appropriate for the web but still compressing the data not so visibly for the human eye. JPEG is good for all

[social_small”] Information about TIFF to JPEG conversion TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a bitmapped image format used to store different types of images – both multi-color and black-and-white. TIFF files are of very high quality and are lossless which allows editing and resaving images without any quality degradation. This comes at the expense of

[social_small] Information about PNG and JPEG formats PNG (Portable Network Graphic) – the image format developed to replace its predecessor GIF. It supports up to 48-bit truecolor or 16-bit grayscale images. PNG also supports a full range of transparency, but its main advantage is being fully lossless. One can edit and save PNG images as

[social_small] Webshots offers a huge collection of photos saved in the WBZ format. They are beautiful scenic images, though not really user friendly. Since they exclusively belong to the Webshots collections one can download them and set them as wallpaper, but sharing them it not easy. They are very large in size, plus they are

[social_small] TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a raster image format. It is usually very large in size and produces high-quality photographs and prints. TIFF is also widely used for storing documents – by design it is a fax service and a scanner service format known for its multipage layout. TIFF seems to be universal

[social_small] More and more digital cameras nowadays give us an option to shoot photos in the RAW format alongside with JPEG. It should be noted though that RAW is not really for everyone – though producing photos of the highest possible quality this format requires a lot of post-processing and cannot be viewed by standard

[social_small] PSD is the native format of Photoshop. PSD files contain masks, colors, text; they support , CMYK, grayscale, monochrome, duotone and multichannel modes for the colors. The PSD files tend to be quite large and are not suitable for the Internet use. Since it’s a Photoshop format there are some limitations and inconveniences, such

[social_small] PSD is the native format of Photoshop. This format is lossless though supports RLE compression algorithm. Still, even compressed the PDS files are pretty large and are not suitable for the web. There are both advantages and disadvantages of this format, and it’s always an individual decision whether or not to keep working with

BMP format produces uncompressed bitmapped images. This is probably one of the oldest formats of the Windows system. Images saved in BMP are large in size, but each pixel is saved untouched, and the resolution is much higher than the one of the JPEG images. This makes the BMP format preferable for image processing, because

[social_small] GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is widely used in the web. GIF supports lossless compression method preserving every image pixel. The number of colors supported by GIF is limited to 256 only, so this format is more appropriate for images that contain few colors – drawings, line art and images containing text. PNG (Portable network

[social_small] To realize the difference between the NEF format and the JPEG format one needs to know the basic difference between RAW and JPEG. NEF is one of the variations of the RAW format proprietary of the Nikon cameras. What makes NEF different from JPEG is its ultimate flexibility. What you get as .nef image

[social_small] TGA is an old image format. Still, its simplicity and ease at processing still make it appealing to the users. This format was the first one true color. Lossless compression, alpha channel allowing transparency, capability of representing bitmaps ranging from indexed color and RGB color up to 32-bit color images, easiness in reading and

[social_small] JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is probably the most common image format. Its ability to compress the image data making the image small enough to be displayed on the web and still compressing it practically invisibly for the human eye has made it to be the most widely used image format set by default

[social_small] JPEG is a bitmap format with a lossy compression method. It is ideal for web graphics because it presents the image in a high quality meanwhile reducing its size suitable to be transferred via the Internet. JPEG is not good for documents though. Those image files that contain text, embedded fonts, charts, etc. are

[social_small] Both image formats – JPEG and GIF are compression based. But still there is some difference in the way the images are compressed. JPEG uses lossy compression method making images suitable for the web but sacrificing some of their quality. While there are several compression levels available – from little detail loss and poor