I think we found the wrong Tiff

guys im stuck inside a new york city flooded subway. i dont think this is the right sewer socialism

We will never know

Literally this is why you’re a bad content creator CUZ YOURE A POSTURER!! WHATS A TIF

You’re participating in sewer socialism

Any time, Krome. File formats are crazy! :)

And thank you for watching! I'm happy it helped! :)

My pleasure! :)

This I get it now! Thank you!! ❤

And I understand that a tiff file uses a graphing approach. This is so fascinating. Maybe I'll be able to publish my raster drawings in the future after all. I use WAYYY too much detail for an SVG format. That would take forever to convert. I tried it once and The program kept crashing. Then I tried to simplify it and it lost so much of it's depth and beauty. Maybe it's because I'm self taught and my vector images aren't programmed to make better vector files. I kind of compare vector to glass art. Like layering everything from simple colors in depth. It's one approach but I jump around too much adding things whenever I see fit. 🤔

I guess I'm just not practical 😂

Thanks for checking them out, happy to help! And in theory, I suppose that's the idea? That's how the file format natively should store and handle your data. It would depend on the editor that you are using to open up the image file, each application may have their own way of opening and accessing files so it is likely going to require a bit of research into how GIMP handles them. :)

@@GetLearnt Cool, and thanks for a quick response. :) Ive recently started learning blender and Gimp and everything is so confusing, little tips like this can help so much, thanks again :)

Interesting, I had never thought about extending these to other formats. Perhaps thats what lies ahead, friend! :)

Exr is for VFX or 3D film production, in short is a high dynamic range file(light steps) that contain multiple masks like alpha(black white) or multimatte(red green blue), and cryptomatte info, is a very smart file.

No problem, hope it helped out. :)

I guess it would really depend on what you're looking to do? If you plan on editing the images afterwards, it could potentially be a good idea. That being said, I am no photographer nor do I edit images that much so you may need to research further for your specific use case!

That's hilarious! Seems like they need to do their own research. 😂

I guess it could be a Trojan with all those layers . 🤔