What's the difference between these formats when scanning pictures?

bmp

MIME type: image/bmp

proper name: Windows bitmap

Description: the format most commonly used by Microsoft Windows programs and itself. Lossless data compression can be used, but some programs can only use files that are not compressed.

.iff, .ilbm

Inherent name: Interchange file format/Interleave bitmap

Description: It is very popular on Amiga computers. ILBM is a chart type format of IFF, which can contain more

pictures.

. tiff,. tiff

MIME type: image/tiff

Inherent name: label image file format

Description: it is widely used in traditional image printing and can be compressed with loss or loss, but many programs only support some functions of optional items.

.png

MIME type: image/png

proper name: portable network image

description: lossless compressed bitmap format. Originally designed to replace GIF format files on the Internet. Has nothing to do with the patent right of GIF.

.gif

MIME type: image/gif

proper name: graphic interchange format

description: it is widely used on the internet, but sometimes it is not used for patent reasons. Support animated images, support 256 colors, and lossy compress true color pictures. Using multiple frames can improve color accuracy.

.jpeg .jpg

MIME type: image/jpeg

Inherent name: Joint Photographic Experts Group

Description: It is widely used to store photos on the Internet. With lossy compression, the quality can be different according to the setting of compression.

.mng

MIME type: video/x-mng

Inherent name: multiple-image network graphics

Description: The animation format of data streams similar to PNG and JPEG was originally designed as an alternative format of GIF. Has nothing to do with the patent right of GIF.

.xpm image/x-xpm

Inherent name: color image file format

Description: widely used in X Windows System on UNIX platform. An ASCII format without compression

.psd

Inherent name: Photoshop file

Description: the standard format of Photoshop file. There are many extra functions such as layers. Only supported by a few other software.

.psp

Inherent name: Paint Shop Pro file

Description: The standard format of Paint Shop Pro file is similar to. psd for Photoshop. Supported by few programs.

.xcf

Inherent name: Experimental computing facility

Description: It has many additional features such as layers, which are mainly used in GIMP, but can also be read by ImageMagick.

.ppm

Inherent name: Portable Pixmap Format

Description: a very simple graphic format, used to exchange bitmaps.