TrueVision TARGA
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TGA format is used widely in paint, graphics, and imaging
applications that require the storage of image data containing up
to 32 bits per pixel. TGA has also become popular in the world of
still-video editing.
Name | TrueVision TARGA |
|---|---|
| Short name | TGA |
| Developed by | TrueVision, Inc |
| Year | 1984 (version 1) 1989 (version 2) |
| Pros | Well-defined, well-documented format in wide use, which is quick and easy to read and decompress |
| Cons | Lacks a superior compression scheme |
| Features | |
| Vector graphics | No |
| Raster image | No |
| Lossless | Yes |
| Animation support | Yes |
| Transparency support | Yes |
| Layers support | No |
| HDR | No |
| Maximum bit depth | 8-bit |
| CMYK support (for print) | No |
| Maximum number of channels | 4 |
| Commonly used for | Storage and interchange of deep-pixel images, paint, and image manipulation programs. |
| Browser support (without plugin) | |
| Google Chrome | No |
| Microsoft Edge | No |
| Safari | No |
| Firefox | No |
| Opera | No |
| Additional | |
| File extensions | .tga |
| Wikipedia | wikipedia.org/... |
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