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Phase One IIQ
Intelligent Image Quality for high-end medium format photography.
IIQ (Intelligent Image Quality) is the proprietary raw image format developed by Phase One for their high-end medium format cameras. Known for storing massive amounts of data from sensors exceeding 100 megapixels, IIQ files are designed to preserve the utmost color fidelity and dynamic range, catering to professional commercial and landscape photographers.
IIQ files are essentially specialized TIFF containers. They come in two primary compression variants: - **IIQ L (Large)**: A comprehensive lossless format. It keeps 100% of the sensor data but results in very large files. - **IIQ S (Smart)**: An intelligent near-lossless compression. It reduces file size significantly (often by 30-50%) by discarding data that is mathematically redundant or invisible to the human eye, without degrading the editability of the raw file.
Phase One introduced IIQ alongside their digital backs to handle the enormous data throughput of medium format sensors. It evolved in tandem with their Capture One software, which is widely regarded as the industry standard for tethered shooting and raw color grading.
Picture Exchange
The de facto standard for DOS paint programs.
PCX (Picture Exchange) was one of the first widely accepted standards for DOS imaging. Created by ZSoft for their PC Paintbrush software, it became the native format for Windows 3.0 Paintbrush and supported the evolution of PC graphics hardware from monochrome CGA to 256-color VGA and eventually 24-bit TrueColor.
PCX uses a header containing the version, dimensions, and palette information, followed by image data compressed using a simple Run-Length Encoding (RLE) scheme. This scheme was very efficient for the simple graphics of the 80s (large areas of flat color) but is poor for complex photographs. 256-color palettes are often appended at the end of the file.
Established in 1985. It enjoyed a decade of dominance before being displaced by BMP (on Windows), GIF (on the web), and JPEG (for photos). It is now largely obsolete but still recognized by many tools due to its historical significance.
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