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7 total messages Started by Richard Fri, 08 Mar 2002 21:45
jpg exif and jfif compliant
#57
Author: Richard
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 21:45
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hello
what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
there is only one thing l noticed-----------
when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image size
tool)
but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another values..??��
like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------

by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------

so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes complications----
somebody knows about this??
Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#58
Author: Francisco Bernal
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 22:26
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JFIF es el formato de imagen que emplea un algoritmo de compresi�n
llamado JPG. Por metonimia ha dado en llamar jpg al formato.

Richard wrote:
> 
> hello
> what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image size
> tool)
> but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another values..??��
> like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
> 
> by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
> 
> so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes complications----
> somebody knows about this??
Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#59
Author: Kris Zaklika
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 22:38
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Richard wrote:
> 
> hello
> what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image size
> tool)
> but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another values..??��
> like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
> 
> by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
> 
> so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes complications----
> somebody knows about this??

JFIF and EXIF both use the discrete cosine transform to
compress images in a lossy fashion. They differ in the sort
of additional information that is stored in the file.

Read about JFIF here:
http://www.w3.org/Graphics/JPEG/
http://www.ijg.org/

Read about EXIF here:
http://www.exif.org/
http://www.pima.net/standards/it10/PIMA15740/exif.htm

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Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#60
Author: Richard
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 2002 22:46
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jpg puede ser jfif o exif compliant------------

"Francisco Bernal" <pacorosso@ono.com> escribi� en el mensaje
news:3C893F17.33E59E0F@ono.com...
> JFIF es el formato de imagen que emplea un algoritmo de compresi�n
> llamado JPG. Por metonimia ha dado en llamar jpg al formato.
>
> Richard wrote:
> >
> > hello
> > what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> > there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> > when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> > if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image
size
> > tool)
> > but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another
values..??��
> > like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
> >
> > by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> > at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
> >
> > so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes
complications----
> > somebody knows about this??
Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#54
Author: Ken Stephens
Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2002 18:25
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EXIF files carry not only the image information itself, but also information
concerning when the image was taken, f-stop, etc.  That information is
provided by the digital camera itself.  For example, Fuji digital cameras
use EXIF software.  Be forewarned:  some EXIF software (including that
provided by Fuji) can be distinctly user UN-friendly.  Heaven forbid if you
ever have to uninstall the software and reinstall it.  I had to do that once
and experienced terrible customer support from Fuji.  In order to use my
camera, I had to buy a SmartMedia reader that plugs into my USB port.  That
solved my problem (but, of course, I do not use EXIF features now).



"Richard" <RICHARD_BURCH@terra.es> wrote in message
news:a6bb9h$gp8$1@talia.mad.ttd.net...
> hello
> what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image
size
> tool)
> but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another
values..??��
> like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
>
> by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
>
> so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes
complications----
> somebody knows about this??
>
>
Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#55
Author: Maka P�rez
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 09:05
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Please, NO crossposting!
Thanks
Maka
"Richard" <RICHARD_BURCH@terra.es> escribi� en el mensaje
news:a6bb9h$gp8$1@talia.mad.ttd.net...
> hello
> what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image
size
> tool)
> but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another
values..??��
> like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
>
> by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
>
> so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes
complications----
> somebody knows about this??
>
>
Re: jpg exif and jfif compliant
#56
Author: Juan Carlos
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 20:25
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si en esta pagina no aclaran no lo aclara nadie.

http://www.ijg.org/

Juan Carlos



"Richard" <RICHARD_BURCH@terra.es> escribi� en el mensaje
news:a6bb9h$gp8$1@talia.mad.ttd.net...
> hello
> what is the diference in a jpg jfif or exif compliant---------
> there is only one thing l noticed-----------
> when opening a jpg file in php6.....lets say of 300ppp and 20 x 15,
> if is a jfif compliant it opens at that size ( l check it at  the image
size
> tool)
> but if l open that file in exif compliant it will give another
values..??��
> like 72ppp and bigger size---------- very strange-----------
>
> by the way, when l open the exif compliant in paintshop it will be
> at his real size at 300ppp----------but it will thinks is a jfif--------
>
> so starting to know the exif thing----------lt only makes
complications----
> somebody knows about this??
>
>
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