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SIXEL is a bitmap graphics format that uses six pixels per character cell to represent images, primarily developed for DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) terminals in the 1980s. It allows for the display of images directly in terminal emulators that support the SIXEL standard, making it possible to visualize graphics in command-line environments without relying on external graphics programs.

DNG (Digital Negative) is an open-source raw image file format developed by Adobe, aimed at providing a universal and more standardized option for storing raw image data from digital cameras. This format enables extensive post-processing flexibility, allowing photographers to adjust exposure, color balance, and other settings while preserving image quality. DNG files also tend to be smaller in size compared to other raw formats, and they are widely supported across various software applications, making them a popular choice for photographers looking for both quality and compatibility.