.jtif and .avif images

[Krikor]

(08-21-2024, 04:57 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: As I read it, JTIF is good ol' TIFF format, when you use the JPEG compression (instead of the LZW/Deflate/PackBits ones).

Ofnuts, Thx!

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I found part of the description found on the website that denzjos linked to very informative:

Quote:"The primary use case for the AVIF format is as a more efficient alternative to traditional image formats, such as JPEG and PNG, for web and application development .By leveraging the advanced compression techniques provided by the AV1 codec, AVIF files can deliver comparable or superior image quality at significantly reduced file sizes, which translates to faster load times and reduced bandwidth consumption for websites and applications.

In addition to its performance. benefits, the AVIF format also supports a wide range of advanced features that make it suitable for a variety of specialized applications. For example, its support for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging and wide color gamut allows for the creation of visually stunning images that can be displayed on the latest HDR-capable devices. Similarly, its support for transparency and animation makes it a versatile option for creating complex graphics and user interface elements."

It seems that now in addition to .gif, .png and .webp we have another image format supporting transparency.

Let's wait and see how the GIMP developers will or won't take advantage of these new image formats.