FPX

FPX
The FlashPix file format was developed through the combined efforts of Kodak, Microsoft Corporation, Hewlett-Packard, and Live Pictur.

FPX
(FlashPiX) An image format that contains a number of resolutions, each of which is broken into tiles that can be edited and displayed independently.
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FPX:
Short for flashpix; an emerging World Wide Web standard file format for images.
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FPX - FlashPiX - Trade name for a new multi-resolution image file format jointly developed and introduced in June 1996 by Kodak, HP, Microsoft and Live Picture.
Frame - One of the still pictures that make up a video.

FlashPiX (FPX)
This format creates an image with a number of resolutions. You can then view each as a series of tiles, which can be edited.
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See also: Data, Camera, Image, View, Photograph