The photo formats that use lesser memory are .jpg (.jpeg) and .png.
Although there are finate differences in these two formats, they both provide fair compression quality. .jpg is often used for storing of photos and digital Photography, however, they do not support transparency such as .png and .gif which are often used for graphics and web design. All these formats compress the image (using different techniques) reducing size but also reducing quality. File format such as TTIF are uncompressed of have minimal compression therefor offering full quality (loss less, no quality lost in compression), however, they aren't practical for any purpose. A 4 MB .jpg would adverage about 160 MB as a .ttif.
A good rule to remember is that compressed images (jpg and png) loose quality every time you re compress (or save) them. So edit photos as ttif or photoshop formats, then save as .jpg or .png. There are other file types out there but these are the primary two.
The type of photo file formats that the PlayStation 3 can support are JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, PNG and MPO.
The KM player is a multimedia player. It can play Video, Audio, Images and Flash. It will play various formats of each of these from the most popular and well-known formats to others that are lesser known.
The graphic card contains a part of computer memory and this memory can be larger or lesser. For example CGA adapter assigned the lesser part of memory than EGA adapter. That's why CGA had lesser resolution than EGA.
If your digital photo frame has a memory card then it can be read.Many readers will handle all the common types of cards.
Windows Photo Viewer is limited to three formats of photos that can be viewed; the Windows Picture & Fax Viewer can open and display seven formats of photos as well as received fax transmissions.
The advantages of using the PNG photo format over other image formats include support for transparent backgrounds, lossless compression for high-quality images, and better image quality compared to JPEG.
There are so many different sizes, formats and brands that there is no "regular" size.
The amount of memory needed for a million photos depends on the file size of each photo. If we assume an average photo size of 3 MB (common for JPEG images), you would need approximately 3 terabytes (TB) of storage for a million photos. However, if the photos are higher resolution or in different formats, the required storage could be significantly more. Always consider additional space for backups and future photos as well.
2GB of RAM can be purchased in several different formats. It can come in the form of desktop memory, laptop memory or a USB memory stick. Fortunately there are a number of websites that sell all three formats. These sites include Amazon, the auction website eBay, Crucial, PC World and ebuyer.
About 300 KB (kilobytes).
ArchivalUSA sells them. Pioneer makes these photo albums. Pioneer is the manufacturer of their particular photo albums. They also sell memory scrapbooks.
if you have a photo printer you can stick the memory card in there or put it in your camera and connect your camera to the computer