3 Jun
2005
3 Jun
'05
2:53 p.m.
From: "Jim Leonard" <trixter at
oldskool.org>
Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
True but what I meant by that was that it might be a stream
of single dimensional data from a spectrograph or 3 dimensional
data form a seismograph. Not necessarily a picture in the normal
sense of what a jpg is but still an image.
Dwight
The biggest problem I think TIFF has is that it
is really just
a container and not truly a image format. From what I know,
one can put just about any data stream into a TIFF. It
need not be an image.
EVERY "image format" is a container.
What does it matter what the container is if it is well documented and
supported?
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