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Introduction This document proposes an image format for storing full-color image values in 16-bit pixels. The data representation itself need not be in a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) envelope, but PNG does provide a natural and widely accepted framework for this proposal. PNG is now one of the three image formats supported by the major browsers (Netscape and Internet Explorer), and Microsoft has even declared it to be its primary lossless image format within the Office 98 software suite. Why 16 bits? Well, 8 bits per pixel is inadequate for

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a format of graphic that can be generated on the fly by using the data extracted from XML files or a database. Creating images on the fly in the other formats like GIF, JPEG, and BMP are not easy since they cannot be created dynamically by extracting data from the data file. Moreover if you view images from these formats at 200% or 300% of the actual size you will not see the images clearly and you will be seeing granular forms of the areas in the images. You need external tools like Paintbrush, Photoshop, and Fireworks