What is JPEG format?

Answer by  Darrell (316)

JPEG or JPG format is a widely used image standard that is recognized by all current computer operating systems on the market.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

JPEG is a file for a picture. With JPEG you have the possibility to chose the grade of the compression when you create the picture. JPEG is lossy and is optimated for landscapes. Use it when you have complexe landscape themes. When you go outside with the photo it is perfect.

Answer by  rajasingh (65)

Used to store the Images. It is the abbreviation of Joint Photographic Experts Group. It performs photo compression. It is loosy compression method. Means some pixels may be lost. But often image quality keep good. The image size is reduced and quality remains good. So used in internet and photo

Answer by  Proth (155)

JPEG is a format for pictures on PCs. The good thing about JPEG pictures is the size compared to other formats. A loss of quality is visible after changing the format to JPEG but the smaller size allows faster uploading and requires less space on the hard drive or any other storage device.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Joint Photographic Experts Group standard is a standard used to compress photographs. It can compress an image down to a tenth of original size without noticeable loss.