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Kodak Digital Camera Raw Image Format
K25 is a raw image file format associated with Kodak DC25 digital cameras. Raw image files store all the data captured by the camera’s sensor, allowing for extensive post-processing flexibility and the ability to adjust exposure, color balance, and other parameters for optimal image quality. However, K25 files are typically larger in size compared to standard compressed image formats and require specialized software for viewing and editing. Additionally, as the Kodak DC25 is an older camera model, support for K25 files may be limited in contemporary software, and users might need to use specific or outdated programs to work with these files.
Portable pixmap format (color)
PPM stands for Portable Pixmap, and it is a simple image format that is part of the Netpbm package. The PPM format stores color images in a plain text or binary format, representing pixel values with three numbers for red, green, and blue color channels. PPM files are easy to read and understand, but they can be large in size as they do not employ any form of compression, resulting in each pixel being represented by full color intensity values.
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