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http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=JasonAller Just Solve the File Format Problem - User contributions [en] 2024-12-29T13:56:10Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.19.2 http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/JSON JSON 2012-11-02T04:48:42Z

JasonAller: Created page with "{| |File Formats | > |Electronic File Formats | > |Serialization | > |JSON |} JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is widely used by web applications to communicate ..." <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |[[Electronic File Formats]] | > |[[Serialization]] | > |JSON |} JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is widely used by web applications to communicate between a web page front end and a server back end. * [http://www.json.org/ official website]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Piano_Rolls Piano Rolls 2012-10-31T03:18:16Z

JasonAller: Created page with "Paper rolls, generally 11 1/4 inch wide. Well preserved ends should angle the paper toward the center where it meets in a tab that will have a hole to connect to the take up r..." <hr /> <div>Paper rolls, generally 11 1/4 inch wide. Well preserved ends should angle the paper toward the center where it meets in a tab that will have a hole to connect to the take up roller. 65 note scale introduced in 1896 with 6 holes to the inch on center. Rolls had pins on end. 88 note scale introduced in 1900 with 9 holes to the inch on center. 72 note scale introduced in 1902. In 1909 United States standardized on the 88 note scale. * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_roll Wikipedia entry for Piano roll] * [http://www.player-care.com/rollsizes.html roll sizes]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Identifying_Physical_Media Identifying Physical Media 2012-10-31T01:24:04Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ One of the first steps in the process of preserving information is recognizing it when you encounter it. Some media formats are more readily identified as such at first glance; others may not be identified as media at all and never investigated. Some categories and examples follow. == Mechanical Storage == Examples of mechanical storage would include records, punch cards, player piano rolls, and printed materials that may be machine readable. The range within this category combined with the wide variety of techniques used over the years makes it one of the more challenging categories. === Punched Holes === The punching of a hole in material to record information yields examples ranging from Hollerith cards to ticker tape machines. Look for: * generally more linear, either in separate card or continuous material form. * the older the material the more likely the holes are to be visible === Waveform Encoding === Needles dragged in groves used to encode waveforms like the audio stored on a phonograph record. Look for: * Materials that hold a groove well ranging from wax to vinyl. * Disk or cylinder shapes. === Printed Materials === Checks have magnetic ink used to store the routing information for the issuing bank. Computer hobbyist magazines used to print programs using [[Optar]] which is a 2D barcode. Look for: * high contrast patterns; similar to bar codes or QR codes. == Optical Storage == Optical can range from film to DVDs. Film stock may range from single frame slides to reels of film in either positive or negative print. Any celluloid material should be checked regardless of size and shape. More modern variants of optical storage may not be transparent such as CDs and DVDs. Look for: * celluloid * it is possible that the holes may be filled with another material that is transparent to different wavelengths of light. == Magnetic Storage == Magnetic storage can take many forms including tape, floppy disks, hard drives. In general for this category there is physical motion of the relative position of the media and a read head. Look for either tape in reel form, enclosed reel, disk, or cylinder. Look for: * Brand names on packaging (BSF, Sony, DEC, Memorex) * Reels of tape ranging from reel to reel to enclosed cassettes to TK50 tapes which are square tape enclosures designed for automatic mounting when placed into a reader * floppy discs which can either be sheathed or enclosed in a plastic cover * hard drives, but remember that these may take the form of disk packs designed to fit into machines the size of a washing machine. === Floppy Disk === Measure the disk: * 8" ** introduced in 1971 * 5 1/4" ** introduced in 1976, ranged in capacity from 87.5KB to 1155KB (may be labeled as 1.2MB) ** look for notches about 1 inch down from side opposite the read window, may be covered by sticker. These were used as read/write indicators. If they are on both sides the disk was designed to be flipped and reinserted. If on one side it may either be single or double sided. * look for number (1 or 2) alignment windows near central drive hub hole. * 3 1/2" ** introduced in 1983, ranged in capacity from 280KB to 2.88MB ** look for logos in the plastic cover using "DD" "HD" ** read/write is via small movable piece of plastic in one corner * 3" ** introduced in 1982 * 2 1/2" ** introduced in 1986 * 2" ** introduced in 1989 == Solid State Storage == Solid state storage can be small and its technology is largely shape independent. It can include USB flash drives, and solid state drives. Look for: * Connectors including USB connectors in their various forms. * SIM cards * SDcards</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Tartan_Thread_Counts Tartan Thread Counts 2012-10-30T03:31:16Z

JasonAller: obscure, but I have javascript to interpret these codes I can post later <hr /> <div>Tartan Thread Counts are the way in which a tartan pattern is encoded into a series of letters and numbers. * [http://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/ The Scottish Register of Tartans] * [http://www.tartansauthority.com/tartan/tartan-today/tartan-design/understanding-thread-counts/ Understanding Thread Counts]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Electronic_File_Formats Electronic File Formats 2012-10-30T03:04:51Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |Electronic File Formats |} Formats based on electronic/online media. * [[3D and CAD/CAM Models]] * [[Address books and contacts]] * [[Audio]] * [[Binary Data]] * [[Calendars]] * [[Cameras and Digital Image Sensors]] * [[Character Encoding]] * [[Compression]] * [[Database]] * [[Disk Image Formats]] * [[Document]] - Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation * [[E-Mail, newsgroups, and forums]] * '''[[Filesystem]]''' - File systems are the protocols by which multiple files are stored and organized by an operating system * [[Genealogical data]] * [[Graphics]] * [[Interactive Fiction]] * [[Machine Embroidery]] * [[Saved Games]] * [[Serialization]] * [[Text-based data]] * [[Video]] * [[Web]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Electronic_File_Formats Electronic File Formats 2012-10-30T02:56:54Z

JasonAller: Based on other added categories CAD seems reasonable as a category <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |Electronic File Formats |} Formats based on electronic/online media. * [[Address books and contacts]] * [[Audio]] * [[Binary Data]] * [[Calendars]] * [[Cameras and Digital Image Sensors]] * [[Character Encoding]] * [[Compression]] * [[Computer Aided Drafting]] - CAD * [[Database]] * [[Disk Image Formats]] * [[Document]] - Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation * [[E-Mail, newsgroups, and forums]] * '''[[Filesystem]]''' - File systems are the protocols by which multiple files are stored and organized by an operating system * [[Genealogical data]] * [[Graphics]] * [[Interactive Fiction]] * [[Machine Embroidery]] * [[Saved Games]] * [[Serialization]] * [[Text-based data]] * [[Video]] * [[Web]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Quipu Quipu 2012-10-29T05:07:04Z

JasonAller: Created page with "{| |File Formats | > |Physical File Formats | > |Quipu |} A '''Quipu''' is a combinations of strings and knots that was used for recording by the Inca. * [http://en..." <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |[[Physical File Formats]] | > |Quipu |} A '''Quipu''' is a combinations of strings and knots that was used for recording by the Inca. * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quipu Wikipedia article]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Physical_File_Formats Physical File Formats 2012-10-29T05:03:08Z

JasonAller: alternative, but more common spelling <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |Physical File Formats |} Like the rest, this will be split down further. * [[CED]] * [[Clay tablets]] * [[Dictabelt]] * [[DiscoVision]] * [[Disk cartridge]] * [[Drum memory]] * [[Floppy disk]] * [[Gramophone record]] * [[Hard disk]] * [[Holography]] * [[Magnetic tape]] * [[Magneto-optical drive]] * [[Microform]] * [[Music box]] * [[Optical Disc]] * [[Paper]] * [[Parchment]] * [[Papyrus]] * [[Phonograph cylinder]] * [[Photographic film]] * [[Photographic paper]] * [[Piano Rolls]] * [[Punched card]] * [[Punched tape]] * [[Quipu]] * [[Record]] * [[Stone tablets]] * [[Television Electronic Disc]] * [[Thomson CSF system]] * [[Thumb drive]] * [[Transparency (projection)]] * [[VHD]] * [[Videotape]] * [[Wire recording]] * [[X-ray]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Physical_File_Formats Physical File Formats 2012-10-29T05:02:15Z

JasonAller: one of the more obscure formats, but for completeness <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |Physical File Formats |} Like the rest, this will be split down further. * [[CED]] * [[Clay tablets]] * [[Dictabelt]] * [[DiscoVision]] * [[Disk cartridge]] * [[Drum memory]] * [[Floppy disk]] * [[Gramophone record]] * [[Hard disk]] * [[Holography]] * [[Magnetic tape]] * [[Magneto-optical drive]] * [[Microform]] * [[Music box]] * [[Optical Disc]] * [[Paper]] * [[Parchment]] * [[Papyrus]] * [[Phonograph cylinder]] * [[Photographic film]] * [[Photographic paper]] * [[Piano Rolls]] * [[Punched card]] * [[Punched tape]] * [[Quipa]] * [[Record]] * [[Stone tablets]] * [[Television Electronic Disc]] * [[Thomson CSF system]] * [[Thumb drive]] * [[Transparency (projection)]] * [[VHD]] * [[Videotape]] * [[Wire recording]] * [[X-ray]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Text-based_data Text-based data 2012-10-29T03:20:00Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |[[Electronic File Formats]] | > |Text-based data |} * [[Column Delimited]] * [[CSV]] * [[SGML]] * [[XML]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Programming_Languages Programming Languages 2012-10-29T00:02:24Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |[[Languages]] | > |Programming Languages |} Programming languages are languages expected to be executed (interpreted, compiled, etc.) by a machine in order to perform operations or algorithms. They are distinct from markup languages, which represent the structure of a document rather than specific operations to be performed, though it is possible to combine both in a document (e.g., HTML containing embedded JavaScript, or PHP code which includes HTML). * Ada * APL * Assembly language (various versions for different machine architectures) * BASIC (Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) * C * C++ * C# * COBOL (COmmon Business-Oriented Language) * FORTRAN (FORmula TRANslation) * Java * JavaScript (JScript, ECMAscript) * Lisp * Logo * Machine language (various versions for different machine architectures) * MUMPS (Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System) * Pascal * Perl * PHP * Prolog * Python * RPG</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics Scalable Vector Graphics 2012-10-28T21:25:00Z

JasonAller: Created page with "Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML based method for storing vector images. The [http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/ specification] is open and there is a [http:/..." <hr /> <div>Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an [[XML]] based method for storing [[Graphics|vector images]]. The [http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/ specification] is open and there is a [http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/ working group]. The following is an example of a simple svg file: <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"> <circle cx="100" cy="50" r="40" stroke="black" stroke-width="2" fill="red" /> </svg></div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Electronic_File_Formats Electronic File Formats 2012-10-28T21:04:49Z

JasonAller: to highlight the meta item in the list <hr /> <div>{| |[[File Formats]] | > |Electronic File Formats |} Formats based on electronic/online media. * [[Address books and contacts]] * [[Audio]] * [[Binary Data]] * [[Calendars]] * [[Cameras and Digital Image Sensors]] * [[Character Encoding]] * [[Compression]] * [[Database]] * [[Document]] * [[E-Mail, newsgroups, and forums]] * '''[[Filesystem]]''' - File systems are the protocols by which multiple files are stored and organized by an operating system * [[Genealogical data]] * [[Graphics]] * [[Interactive Fiction]] * [[Saved Games]] * [[Serialization]] * [[Text-based data]] * [[Video]] * [[Web]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Identifying_Files Identifying Files 2012-10-28T10:23:09Z

JasonAller: first draft <hr /> <div>Once you have retrieved a file from its storage media you'll need to identify what kind of information you now have access to. In some cases like a phonograph record that has lost its label you may have to find an expert on the media contained on the device to identify what song you now have. However when working with files generated by computer there are several clues you can use to begin the process. == File Extension == One of the best places to start if working with a file that is still stored under its original file name is to look at the extension. For many operating systems this will be the characters at the end of the name, often separated by a period. OFFICE.DXF would be a file of with a .DXF extension which we could use to discover it is likely an AutoCad file most likely storing a drafting drawing. == Creator and Type == The Macintosh from Apple did not use file extensions, but instead used 4 character creator and type codes. == Text Editor == Opening the file with a text editor may yield clues as to the content, even if the contents can not be interpreted by reading visually. An example would be opening .png files with a text editor; even without the file extension the second through fourth character will be "PNG". == Hex Editor == Some file types have a recognizable signature when viewed with a hexadecimal editor.</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Identifying_Physical_Media Identifying Physical Media 2012-10-28T10:07:26Z

JasonAller: first draft <hr /> <div> One of the first steps in the process of preserving information is recognizing it when you encounter it. Some media formats are more readily identified as such at first glance; others may not be identified as media at all and never investigated. Some categories and examples follow. == Mechanical Storage == Examples of mechanical storage would include records, punch cards, player piano rolls, and printed materials that may be machine readable. The range within this category combined with the wide variety of techniques used over the years makes it one of the more challenging categories. === Punched Holes === The punching of a hole in material to record information yields examples ranging from Hollerith cards to ticker tape machines. Look for: * generally more linear, either in separate card or continuous material form. * the older the material the more likely the holes are to be visible === Waveform Encoding === Needles dragged in groves used to encode waveforms like the audio stored on a phonograph record. Look for: * Materials that hold a groove well ranging from wax to vinyl. * Disk or cylinder shapes. === Printed Materials === Checks have magnetic ink used to store the routing information for the issuing bank. Computer hobbyist magazines used to print programs using [[Optar]] which is a 2D barcode. Look for: * high contrast patterns; similar to bar codes or QR codes. == Optical Storage == Optical can range from film to DVDs. Film stock may range from single frame slides to reels of film in either positive or negative print. Any celluloid material should be checked regardless of size and shape. More modern variants of optical storage may not be transparent such as CDs and DVDs. Look for: * celluloid * it is possible that the holes may be filled with another material that is transparent to different wavelengths of light. == Magnetic Storage == Magnetic storage can take many forms including tape, floppy disks, hard drives. In general for this category there is physical motion of the relative position of the media and a read head. Look for either tape in reel form, enclosed reel, disk, or cylinder. Look for: * Brand names on packaging (BSF, Sony, DEC) * Reels of tape ranging from reel to reel to enclosed cassettes to TK50 tapes which are square tape enclosures designed for automatic mounting when placed into a reader * floppy discs which can either be sheathed or enclosed in a plastic cover * hard drives, but remember that these may take the form of disk packs designed to fit into machines the size of a washing machine. == Solid State Storage == Solid state storage can be small and its technology is largely shape independent. It can include USB flash drives, and solid state drives. Look for: * Connectors including USB connectors in their various forms. * SIM cards * SDcards</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-28T09:19:03Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. == Categories == * [[3D and CAD/CAM Models]] == Graphics Formats == * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[ElectronicImage]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[EPSF]] (Encapsulated PostScript file) * [[ESM]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Favicon ICO]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FaxSFT]] * [[fep]] * [[fig]] * [[First Publisher art]] * [[FireViewer PDB]] * [[FITS]] (Flexible Image Transport System) * [[FLC]] * [[FLH]] * [[FLI]] * [[FPX]] * [[Freehand 10]] * [[FUJI]] * [[GATAN]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GFX]] * [[GIF]] (graphical interchange format) * [[Grasp GL]] * [[GrayPaint]] * [[GRP]] * [[HAM]] * [[HD Photo]] * [[HDR]] * [[HGT]] * [[HMR]] * [[HPGL]] (Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language) * [[HPGL/2]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[HTC splashscreen]] * [[IBL]] * [[IBM PIC]] * [[IC Magic]] * [[Icd5]] * [[ICN]] * [[ICo]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[IM]] * [[ImageLab/PrintTechnic]] * [[IMG]] * [[IMQ]] * [[IPLab]] * [[IRIS]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[ISS]] * [[ithmb]] * [[j6i]] * [[JBI]] * [[JEDMICS C4]] * [[JIF]] * [[JPEG]] (Joint Photographic Experts Group) * [[JPF]] * [[JPX]] * [[KDC]] * [[Keynote PICT]] * [[KISS CEL]] * [[Koala]] * [[Kodak DCS]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[KoNTRoN]] * [[LDF]] * [[Liberty IM]] * [[LIFF]] * [[LOGO]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[LuraDocument]] * [[LWF]] * [[MacDraw I]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[MAG]] * [[MAYA-IFF]] * [[MBM]] * [[Meteosat 5]] * [[MHT]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MonkeyLogo]] * [[MonkeyCard]] * [[Mov]] * [[MPEG]] * [[MP2]] * [[MPO]] * [[MRC]] * [[MrSID]] * [[MRW]] * [[MSP]] * [[MSX]] * [[MSX2]] * [[MSX+]] * [[MSX2+]] * [[NAA/IPTC]] * [[NASA Raster Metafile]] * [[NCG]] * [[NEF]] * [[NEO]] * [[NGG]] * [[NIF]] * [[NIST PCT]] * [[Nokia .pict]] * [[NOL]] * [[NV12]] * [[ODF]] * [[OFF]] * [[oNCoR]] * [[ORF]] * [[OTA]] * [[PI1 Degas]] * [[PC1 Degas]] * [[PI2 Degas]] * [[PC2 Degas]] * [[PI3 Degas]] * [[PC4 Degas]] * [[Palette]] * [[Palm image stream]] * [[PAC STAD]] * [[PAM]] * [[PaperPort (MAX)]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCD]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDB]] * [[PDF]] (Portable Document Format) * [[PDS]] * [[PDS3]] * [[PDES]] * [[PEF]] * [[PFM]] * [[PGC]] * [[PGF]] * [[PGM]] * [[PIC]] (multiple B&W Atari, PC Paint, Psion * [[PICS]] * [[PICT]] * [[PIX]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] (.ps) * [[PM]] * [[PNG]] (Portable Network Graphics) * [[PoRST]] * [[Ppat]] * [[PPM]] * [[PSD]] * [[PSP]] * [[PTG]] * [[PWP]] * [[QDV]] * [[QNT]] * [[QTIF]] * [[QTL]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RAF]] * [[RDC]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[RLA]] * [[RLE]] * [[RW2]] * [[SCR (Sinclair)]] * [[SCR (Word for DOS)]] * [[Scrap]] * [[ScreenShot Hack PDB]] * [[SCX]] * [[SFF]] * [[SFW]] * [[SGI]] * [[SHP]] * [[SHS]] * [[Sinclair QL]] * [[Sixel]] * [[SKETCH]] * [[SMV]] * [[SNX]] * [[SoFTIMAGE]] * [[SPC]] * [[SRF]] * [[ST X SBIG]] * [[StartupScreen s]] * [[STV]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[SVG]] * [[SWF]] * [[System 7 clip]] * [[TBC]] * [[TCL]] * [[TealPaint PDB]] * [[TEX]] * [[TCL]] * [[TIFF]] (Tagged Image File Format) * [[TIM PSX]] * [[Tiny Viewer PDB]] * [[TN]] * [[TSR-80]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VBM]] * [[VFF]] * [[VGS-8]] * [[VICAR]] * [[CITRoNIC]] * [[VoXEL]] * [[VPB]] * [[VPM]] * [[WBIN]] * [[WBMP]] * [[wbz]] * [[Webp]] * [[Winfax FXM]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[X3F]] * [[XBM]] * [[XCF]] * [[X-Face]] * [[XIMG]] * [[XPM]] * [[YUV]] * [[Z04]] * [[Z08]] * [[Z16]] * [[Z24]] * [[Z32]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Web Web 2012-10-28T05:54:31Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>{| style="color: white; background-color: #3333ff;" class="wikitable" | style="color: white; background-color: #3333ff;" class="wikitable" | '''[[File Formats]]''' | style="color: black; background-color: white; border-width: 0" class="wikitable" | > | style="color: white; background-color: #3333ff;" class="wikitable" | '''[[Electronic File Formats]]''' | > | '''Web''' |} * [[HTML|HTML/XHTML]] * [[CSS]] * [[JavaScript]] / [[ECMAScript]] * [[ActiveX]] * [[VBScript]] * [[Markdown]]</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Floppy_disk Floppy disk 2012-10-27T11:04:55Z

JasonAller: adding headers <hr /> <div> == 8 Inch == == 5 1/4 Inch == == 3 1/2 Inch == == References == * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_floppy_disk_formats List of Floppy Disk Formats], Wikipedia.</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-27T03:44:28Z

JasonAller: end of that batch <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[ElectronicImage]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[EPSF]] * [[ESM]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Favicon ICO]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FaxSFT]] * [[fep]] * [[fig]] * [[First Publisher art]] * [[FireViewer PDB]] * [[FITS]] * [[FLC]] * [[FLH]] * [[FLI]] * [[FPX]] * [[Freehand 10]] * [[FUJI]] * [[GATAN]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GFX]] * [[GIF]] * [[Grasp GL]] * [[GrayPaint]] * [[GRP]] * [[HAM]] * [[HD Photo]] * [[HDR]] * [[HGT]] * [[HMR]] * [[HPGL]] * [[HPGL/2]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[HTC splashscreen]] * [[IBL]] * [[IBM PIC]] * [[IC Magic]] * [[Icd5]] * [[ICN]] * [[ICo]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[IM]] * [[ImageLab/PrintTechnic]] * [[IMG]] * [[IMQ]] * [[IPLab]] * [[IRIS]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[ISS]] * [[ithmb]] * [[j6i]] * [[JBI]] * [[JEDMICS C4]] * [[JIF]] * [[JPEG]] * [[JPF]] * [[JPX]] * [[KDC]] * [[Keynote PICT]] * [[KISS CEL]] * [[Koala]] * [[Kodak DCS]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[KoNTRoN]] * [[LDF]] * [[Liberty IM]] * [[LIFF]] * [[LOGO]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[LuraDocument]] * [[LWF]] * [[MacDraw I]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[MAG]] * [[MAYA-IFF]] * [[MBM]] * [[Meteosat 5]] * [[MHT]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MonkeyLogo]] * [[MonkeyCard]] * [[Mov]] * [[MPEG]] * [[MP2]] * [[MPO]] * [[MRC]] * [[MrSID]] * [[MRW]] * [[MSP]] * [[MSX]] * [[MSX2]] * [[MSX+]] * [[MSX2+]] * [[NAA/IPTC]] * [[NASA Raster Metafile]] * [[NCG]] * [[NEF]] * [[NEO]] * [[NGG]] * [[NIF]] * [[NIST PCT]] * [[Nokia .pict]] * [[NOL]] * [[NV12]] * [[ODF]] * [[OFF]] * [[oNCoR]] * [[ORF]] * [[OTA]] * [[PI1 Degas]] * [[PC1 Degas]] * [[PI2 Degas]] * [[PC2 Degas]] * [[PI3 Degas]] * [[PC4 Degas]] * [[Palette]] * [[Palm image stream]] * [[PAC STAD]] * [[PAM]] * [[PaperPort (MAX)]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCD]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDB]] * [[PDF]] * [[PDS]] * [[PDS3]] * [[PDES]] * [[PEF]] * [[PFM]] * [[PGC]] * [[PGF]] * [[PGM]] * [[PIC]] (multiple B&W Atari, PC Paint, Psion * [[PICS]] * [[PICT]] * [[PIX]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] * [[PM]] * [[PNG]] * [[PoRST]] * [[Ppat]] * [[PPM]] * [[PSD]] * [[PSP]] * [[PTG]] * [[PWP]] * [[QDV]] * [[QNT]] * [[QTIF]] * [[QTL]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RAF]] * [[RDC]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[RLA]] * [[RLE]] * [[RW2]] * [[SCR (Sinclair)]] * [[SCR (Word for DOS)]] * [[Scrap]] * [[ScreenShot Hack PDB]] * [[SCX]] * [[SFF]] * [[SFW]] * [[SGI]] * [[SHP]] * [[SHS]] * [[Sinclair QL]] * [[Sixel]] * [[SKETCH]] * [[SMV]] * [[SNX]] * [[SoFTIMAGE]] * [[SPC]] * [[SRF]] * [[ST X SBIG]] * [[StartupScreen s]] * [[STV]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[SVG]] * [[SWF]] * [[System 7 clip]] * [[TBC]] * [[TCL]] * [[TealPaint PDB]] * [[TEX]] * [[TCL]] * [[TIFF]] * [[TIM PSX]] * [[Tiny Viewer PDB]] * [[TN]] * [[TSR-80]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VBM]] * [[VFF]] * [[VGS-8]] * [[VICAR]] * [[CITRoNIC]] * [[VoXEL]] * [[VPB]] * [[VPM]] * [[WBIN]] * [[WBMP]] * [[wbz]] * [[Webp]] * [[Winfax FXM]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[X3F]] * [[XBM]] * [[XCF]] * [[X-Face]] * [[XIMG]] * [[XPM]] * [[YUV]] * [[Z04]] * [[Z08]] * [[Z16]] * [[Z24]] * [[Z32]] Raw image formats (unprocessed data from digital image sensors) * .3fr (Hasselblad) * .ari (Arriflex D-20) * .arw .srf .sr2 (Sony) * .bay (Casio) * [[Camera Image File Format]]: .crw .cr2 (Canon) * .cap .iiq .eip (Phase_One) * .dcs .dcr .drf .k25 .kdc (Kodak) * [[Digital Negative]]: .dng (Adobe) * .erf (Epson) * .fff (Imacon) * .mef (Mamiya) * .mos (Leaf) * .mrw (Minolta) * .nef .nrw ([[Nikon]]) * [[Orf format]]: .orf (Olympus) * .pef .ptx (Pentax) * .pxn (Logitech) * .R3D (RED) * .raf (Fujifilm) * .raw .rw2 (Panasonic) * .raw .rwl .dng (Leica) * .rwz (Rawzor) * .srw (Samsung) * Sigma SD 10 * [[TIFF/EP]] (ISO 12234-2) * .x3f (Sigma)</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-27T03:33:02Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[ElectronicImage]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[EPSF]] * [[ESM]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Favicon ICO]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FaxSFT]] * [[fep]] * [[fig]] * [[First Publisher art]] * [[FireViewer PDB]] * [[FITS]] * [[FLC]] * [[FLH]] * [[FLI]] * [[FPX]] * [[Freehand 10]] * [[FUJI]] * [[GATAN]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GFX]] * [[GIF]] * [[Grasp GL]] * [[GrayPaint]] * [[GRP]] * [[HAM]] * [[HD Photo]] * [[HDR]] * [[HGT]] * [[HMR]] * [[HPGL]] * [[HPGL/2]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[HTC splashscreen]] * [[IBL]] * [[IBM PIC]] * [[IC Magic]] * [[Icd5]] * [[ICN]] * [[ICo]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[IM]] * [[ImageLab/PrintTechnic]] * [[IMG]] * [[IMQ]] * [[IPLab]] * [[IRIS]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[ISS]] * [[ithmb]] * [[j6i]] * [[JBI]] * [[JEDMICS C4]] * [[JIF]] * [[JPEG]] * [[JPF]] * [[JPX]] * [[KDC]] * [[Keynote PICT]] * [[KISS CEL]] * [[Koala]] * [[Kodak DCS]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[KoNTRoN]] * [[LDF]] * [[Liberty IM]] * [[LIFF]] * [[LOGO]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[LuraDocument]] * [[LWF]] * [[MacDraw I]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[MAG]] * [[MAYA-IFF]] * [[MBM]] * [[Meteosat 5]] * [[MHT]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MonkeyLogo]] * [[MonkeyCard]] * [[Mov]] * [[MPEG]] * [[MP2]] * [[MPO]] * [[MRC]] * [[MrSID]] * [[MRW]] * [[MSP]] * [[MSX]] * [[MSX2]] * [[MSX+]] * [[MSX2+]] * [[NAA/IPTC]] * [[NASA Raster Metafile]] * [[NCG]] * [[NEF]] * [[NEO]] * [[NGG]] * [[NIF]] * [[NIST PCT]] * [[Nokia .pict]] * [[NOL]] * [[NV12]] * [[ODF]] * [[OFF]] * [[oNCoR]] * [[ORF]] * [[OTA]] * [[PI1 Degas]] * [[PC1 Degas]] * [[PI2 Degas]] * [[PC2 Degas]] * [[PI3 Degas]] * [[PC4 Degas]] * [[Palette]] * [[Palm image stream]] * [[PAC STAD]] * [[PAM]] * [[PaperPort (MAX)]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCD]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDB]] * [[PDF]] * [[PDS]] * [[PDS3]] * [[PDES]] * [[PEF]] * [[PFM]] * [[PGC]] * [[PGF]] * [[PGM]] * [[PIC]] (multiple B&W Atari, PC Paint, Psion * [[PICS]] * [[PICT]] * [[PIX]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] * [[PM]] * [[PNG]] * [[PoRST]] * [[Ppat]] * [[PPM]] * [[PSD]] * [[PSP]] * [[PTG]] * [[PWP]] * [[QDV]] * [[QNT]] * [[QTIF]] * [[QTL]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RAF]] * [[RDC]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[RLA]] * [[RLE]] * [[RW2]] * [[SCR (Sinclair)]] * [[SCR (Word for DOS)]] * [[SGI]] * [[Sixel]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[TIFF]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VICAR]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[XIMG]] * [[XPM]] Raw image formats (unprocessed data from digital image sensors) * .3fr (Hasselblad) * .ari (Arriflex D-20) * .arw .srf .sr2 (Sony) * .bay (Casio) * [[Camera Image File Format]]: .crw .cr2 (Canon) * .cap .iiq .eip (Phase_One) * .dcs .dcr .drf .k25 .kdc (Kodak) * [[Digital Negative]]: .dng (Adobe) * .erf (Epson) * .fff (Imacon) * .mef (Mamiya) * .mos (Leaf) * .mrw (Minolta) * .nef .nrw ([[Nikon]]) * [[Orf format]]: .orf (Olympus) * .pef .ptx (Pentax) * .pxn (Logitech) * .R3D (RED) * .raf (Fujifilm) * .raw .rw2 (Panasonic) * .raw .rwl .dng (Leica) * .rwz (Rawzor) * .srw (Samsung) * [[TIFF/EP]] (ISO 12234-2) * .x3f (Sigma)</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-27T03:23:15Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[ElectronicImage]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[EPSF]] * [[ESM]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Favicon ICO]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FaxSFT]] * [[fep]] * [[fig]] * [[First Publisher art]] * [[FireViewer PDB]] * [[FITS]] * [[FLC]] * [[FLH]] * [[FLI]] * [[FPX]] * [[Freehand 10]] * [[FUJI]] * [[GATAN]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GFX]] * [[GIF]] * [[Grasp GL]] * [[GrayPaint]] * [[GRP]] * [[HAM]] * [[HD Photo]] * [[HDR]] * [[HGT]] * [[HMR]] * [[HPGL]] * [[HPGL/2]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[HTC splashscreen]] * [[IBL]] * [[IBM PIC]] * [[IC Magic]] * [[Icd5]] * [[ICN]] * [[ICo]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[IM]] * [[ImageLab/PrintTechnic]] * [[IMG]] * [[IMQ]] * [[IPLab]] * [[IRIS]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[ISS]] * [[ithmb]] * [[j6i]] * [[JBI]] * [[JEDMICS C4]] * [[JIF]] * [[JPEG]] * [[JPF]] * [[JPX]] * [[KDC]] * [[Keynote PICT]] * [[KISS CEL]] * [[Koala]] * [[Kodak DCS]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[KoNTRoN]] * [[LDF]] * [[Liberty IM]] * [[LIFF]] * [[LOGO]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[LuraDocument]] * [[LWF]] * [[MacDraw I]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[MAG]] * [[MAYA-IFF]] * [[MBM]] * [[Meteosat 5]] * [[MHT]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MonkeyLogo]] * [[MonkeyCard]] * [[Mov]] * [[MPEG]] * [[MP2]] * [[MPO]] * [[MRC]] * [[MrSID]] * [[MRW]] * [[MSP]] * [[MSX]] * [[MSX2]] * [[MSX+]] * [[MSX2+]] * [[NAA/IPTC]] * [[NASA Raster Metafile]] * [[NCG]] * [[NEF]] * [[NEO]] * [[NGG]] * [[NIF]] * [[NIST PCT]] * [[Nokia .pict]] * [[NOL]] * [[NV12]] * [[ODF]] * [[OFF]] * [[oNCoR]] * [[ORF]] * [[OTA]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDS]] * [[PDES]] * [[PICT]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[SGI]] * [[Sixel]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[TIFF]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VICAR]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[XIMG]] * [[XPM]] Raw image formats (unprocessed data from digital image sensors) * .3fr (Hasselblad) * .ari (Arriflex D-20) * .arw .srf .sr2 (Sony) * .bay (Casio) * [[Camera Image File Format]]: .crw .cr2 (Canon) * .cap .iiq .eip (Phase_One) * .dcs .dcr .drf .k25 .kdc (Kodak) * [[Digital Negative]]: .dng (Adobe) * .erf (Epson) * .fff (Imacon) * .mef (Mamiya) * .mos (Leaf) * .mrw (Minolta) * .nef .nrw ([[Nikon]]) * [[Orf format]]: .orf (Olympus) * .pef .ptx (Pentax) * .pxn (Logitech) * .R3D (RED) * .raf (Fujifilm) * .raw .rw2 (Panasonic) * .raw .rwl .dng (Leica) * .rwz (Rawzor) * .srw (Samsung) * [[TIFF/EP]] (ISO 12234-2) * .x3f (Sigma)</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-27T03:16:51Z

JasonAller: <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[ElectronicImage]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[EPSF]] * [[ESM]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Favicon ICO]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FaxSFT]] * [[fep]] * [[fig]] * [[First Publisher art]] * [[FireViewer PDB]] * [[FITS]] * [[FLC]] * [[FLH]] * [[FLI]] * [[FPX]] * [[Freehand 10]] * [[FUJI]] * [[GATAN]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GFX]] * [[GIF]] * [[Grasp GL]] * [[GrayPaint]] * [[GRP]] * [[HAM]] * [[HD Photo]] * [[HDR]] * [[HGT]] * [[HMR]] * [[HPGL]] * [[HPGL/2]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[HTC splashscreen]] * [[IBL]] * [[IBM PIC]] * [[IC Magic]] * [[Icd5]] * [[ICN]] * [[ICo]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[IM]] * [[ImageLab/PrintTechnic]] * [[IMG]] * [[IMQ]] * [[IPLab]] * [[IRIS]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[ISS]] * [[ithmb]] * [[j6i]] * [[JBI]] * [[JEDMICS C4]] * [[JIF]] * [[JPEG]] * [[JPF]] * [[JPX]] * [[KDC]] * [[Keynote PICT]] * [[KISS CEL]] * [[Koala]] * [[Kodak DCS]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[KoNTRoN]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MPEG]] * [[OFF]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDS]] * [[PDES]] * [[PICT]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[SGI]] * [[Sixel]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[TIFF]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VICAR]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[XIMG]] * [[XPM]] Raw image formats (unprocessed data from digital image sensors) * .3fr (Hasselblad) * .ari (Arriflex D-20) * .arw .srf .sr2 (Sony) * .bay (Casio) * [[Camera Image File Format]]: .crw .cr2 (Canon) * .cap .iiq .eip (Phase_One) * .dcs .dcr .drf .k25 .kdc (Kodak) * [[Digital Negative]]: .dng (Adobe) * .erf (Epson) * .fff (Imacon) * .mef (Mamiya) * .mos (Leaf) * .mrw (Minolta) * .nef .nrw ([[Nikon]]) * [[Orf format]]: .orf (Olympus) * .pef .ptx (Pentax) * .pxn (Logitech) * .R3D (RED) * .raf (Fujifilm) * .raw .rw2 (Panasonic) * .raw .rwl .dng (Leica) * .rwz (Rawzor) * .srw (Samsung) * [[TIFF/EP]] (ISO 12234-2) * .x3f (Sigma)</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Graphics Graphics 2012-10-27T03:06:26Z

JasonAller: first part <hr /> <div>[[Electronic_File_Formats|Electronic Formats]] concerned with Image Data. * [[.D]] * [[8BIM]] * [[AAI]] * [[Acorn Sprite]] * [[AFP]] * [[ALIAS]] * [[AMBER ARR]] * [[AMC]] * [[Analyze]] * [[ANI (NeoChrome)]] * [[ANI (Windows Cursor)]] * [[ANPA]] * [[Apple File Icon]] * [[Apple Preferred]] * [[ART]] * [[ARW]] * [[ASCII (graphics)]] * [[Atari Portfolio]] * [[Autodesk Slide]] * [[B3D]] * [[Bio]] * [[BioRad]] * [[BLD]] * [[BMP]] * [[BSB]] * [[BSP]] * [[BUF]] * [[BUM]] * [[Byte Array Header File]] * [[c4]] * [[CALS]] * [[CAM]] * [[CEL]] * [[CGM]] * [[DXF]] * [[Chyron]] * [[cicn]] * [[CINEON]] * [[CISCOIpPhoneImages]] * [[CLP]] * [[cri]] * [[CRW]] * [[CR2]] * [[csource]] * [[CT]] * [[CUR]] * [[CVG]] * [[CWK]] * [[DCS]] * [[DCR]] * [[DCX]] * [[DDS]] * [[DeltaVision]] * [[DESR VFF]] * [[DICoM]] * [[Direct icns]] * [[Diskus YUV]] * [[DJ1000]] * [[DL]] * [[dm2]] * [[dm3]] * [[DNG]] * [[Doodle]] * [[DPX]] * [[Dr. Halo]] * [[DrawIT]] * [[ECW]] * [[Epson Printer Bitmaps]] * [[Facesaver]] * [[Fascimilie]] * [[FITS]] * [[FLC]] * [[FLI]] * [[GEM Bit Image]] * [[GIF]] * [[Grasp GL]] * [[HPGL]] * [[HP Paintjet]] * [[IFF]] * [[IGES]] * [[ILBM]] * [[Island Graphics TIFF]] * [[JPEG]] * [[Kodak ICC]] * [[Lotus PIC]] * [[MacPaint]] * [[Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap]] * [[Microsoft Windows Icon]] * [[Microsoft Windows Paint]] * [[MPEG]] * [[OFF]] * [[PBM]] * [[PC Paint]] * [[PCL]] * [[PCX]] * [[PDS]] * [[PDES]] * [[PICT]] * [[Pixar PIC]] * [[Postscript]] * [[Quicktime]] * [[RIB]] * [[RIFF]] * [[SGI]] * [[Sixel]] * [[Sun Rasterfiles]] * [[TIFF]] * [[Truevision Targa]] * [[UNIX Plot Format]] * [[Utah RLE]] * [[VICAR]] * [[WMF]] * [[WordPerfect Graphics]] * [[X Windows Bitmap]] * [[X Window Dump]] * [[XPM]] Raw image formats (unprocessed data from digital image sensors) * .3fr (Hasselblad) * .ari (Arriflex D-20) * .arw .srf .sr2 (Sony) * .bay (Casio) * [[Camera Image File Format]]: .crw .cr2 (Canon) * .cap .iiq .eip (Phase_One) * .dcs .dcr .drf .k25 .kdc (Kodak) * [[Digital Negative]]: .dng (Adobe) * .erf (Epson) * .fff (Imacon) * .mef (Mamiya) * .mos (Leaf) * .mrw (Minolta) * .nef .nrw ([[Nikon]]) * [[Orf format]]: .orf (Olympus) * .pef .ptx (Pentax) * .pxn (Logitech) * .R3D (RED) * .raf (Fujifilm) * .raw .rw2 (Panasonic) * .raw .rwl .dng (Leica) * .rwz (Rawzor) * .srw (Samsung) * [[TIFF/EP]] (ISO 12234-2) * .x3f (Sigma)</div>

JasonAller http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Conversion_Software Conversion Software 2012-10-27T02:54:34Z

JasonAller: Starting Conversion Software page with my favorite entry <hr /> <div> == Multi-Format Converter Suites == == Audio == == Binary Data == == Character Encoding == == Compression == == Document == == Graphics == * [http://www.lemkesoft.com/content/188/graphicconverter.html GraphicConverter] for Mac == Interactive Fiction == == Saved Games == == Video ==</div>

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