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A common compression standard for storing photos?
JPEG
What is the best method of taking and storing a color photograph?
Taking your photos in a RAW file format (if your camera has this feature) is recommended. As for storing - if you have no intention of further editing the photo then I recommend you store in JPEG format (aka JPG) which is a compressed file and so takes up less room on your hard drive.
What is a picasa?
Picasa is a web photo album, for storing photos.
Common compression standard for storing photos?
Jpeg, rle, zip, lzw
.jpg is what type of file?
compressed image file. Its like the MP3 equivalent for photos ha
What type file is .JPG?
compressed image file. Its like the MP3 equivalent for photos ha
What are camera cards used for?
Storing digital photos on. They can also be used to store and digital media on.
What is function of a scanner?
A scanner converts photos, documents, etc. to digital form for copying, transmitting or storing.
What is a sd card used foron the dsi?
Backing up photos and DSiWare and storing music files to be played on the system.
Is Shutterfly safe for storing and sharing my photos and personal information?
Shutterfly is generally considered safe for storing and sharing photos and personal information. They have security measures in place to protect your data, but it's always a good idea to review their privacy policy and terms of service to understand how your information is being used and protected.
What is the meaning of 'inmate photos'?
I have heard the term 'inmate photos' before, but I do not know what it means. What are inmate photos?
Whats so good about pioneer photo albums?
Pioneer photo albums has a wide variate of things to offer from storing photos, negatives and scrap booking. This site is great for those who love scrap booking and for those who have photos that need storing. It is a great site for those who need there service but this day and age photos are mainly digital and I know very few people that actually print out pictures.
