1) Img
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1) Alternative to a JPEG 2) Alternative to TIFF or JPEG 3) Animated Internet file suffix 4) Animated Internet pic 5) Animated pic from GIPHY 6) Bitmap image 7) Certain PC pic file 8) Computer file suffix 9) Computer graphics extension 10) Computer image file 11) Computer pic file 12) Digital picture file ending
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Common graphic file format used in Web banners. Can also be animated.
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• (conj.) If.
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Graphic Interchangeable Format. An image format by CompuServe widely used on the internet. Due to a patent on the LZW compression format used in this standard, any use of the GIF system will require registration to UniSys.
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[Noun] Plural form: Gifs. A type of image that is used on the web. It is the most common way to compress and store images for transfer over the internet. Gifs work best for non-photographic images, as opposed to JPEG files, which are used to compress photographic images.
See also: JPEG / JPG
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(from the article `data compression`) ...system), StuffIt (on Apple computers), and gzip (on computers running UNIX); all use lossless compression. A common format for compressing static ...
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Graphic Interchange Format,
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Graphic Interchange Format. A Compuserve image format , now widespread on the Web. It enables the reduction of image size by using a high compression rate.
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CompuServe`s G
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) Graphic Interchange Format. A popular file format for computer graphics.
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Graphic Interchange Format: A type of image file. GIF files are graphics or pictures, often used on Web pages. Because GIF files contain a maximum of 256 colors, this file format is ideal for simple graphics with minimal shading or color variation. Other types of graphics are better suited for the JPEG file format.
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Graphics Interchange Format
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An eight bit (256 colours or shades of grey) or less computer file format by CompuServe. Commonly used to post photographic images to computer bulletin boards and the Internet, GIF files are almost never used for professional printing.
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Graphic Image File format. A widely supported image-storage format promoted by ComputerServe that gained early widespread use on on-line services and the internet
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Gif conj. [ Anglo-Saxon See
If .] If. [ Obsolete] »
Gif is the old form of
if , and frequently occurs in the earlier English writers. See
If .
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A type of picture file, often used for images that include text.
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A common format for image files, especially suitable for images containing large areas of the same color. GIF format files of simple images are often smaller than the same file would be if stored in JPEG format, but GIF format does not store photographic images as well as JPEG.
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GIF (Graphic Interchange Format) is a file format developed in the mid-1980s by CompuServe for use in photo-quality computer bitmap graphics images and now commonly used. Gif images use a 256 byte palette of 24-bit colours, limiting the image to 256 colours, but allowing each colour to have 256 shades of each of red, green and blue.
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Graphic Image File format. A widely supported image-storage format promoted by ComputerServe that gained early widespread use on on-line services and the internet.
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Graphics Interchange Format
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acronym: Graphical Interchange Format
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(Graphics Interchange Format) -- A format developed in the mid-1980s by CompuServe for use in photo-quality graphics images. Now commonly used in online Web pages.
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bitmap file type best not used for animation - with the exception of specialised use on the web - note that you can have more than one image within one single 'animated gif' and so create very simple looping animation:
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A graphic file format mainly used for Web graphic or small animated (GIF) files. Not good for photographs as it only contains a maximum of 256 colours.
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