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Tag Image File Format (TIFF) is a flexible bitmap format primarily used to store images including photographs and art drawings, originally developed by Aldus Corporation in conjunction with Microsoft Corporation for PostScript printing. TIFF, along with JPEG and PNG, became a popular high-bit color image format. The TIFF format is widely supported in the industry, such as Adobe's Photoshop, The GIMP Team's GIMP, image processing applications such as Ulead PhotoImpact and Paint Shop Pro, desktop printing and page layout applications such as QuarkXPress and Adobe InDesign, scanning, fax, Word processing, Optical Character Recognition and other applications support this format. Adobe, which obtained the PageMaker printing application from Aldus, controls the TIFF specification.
COLLADA is an XML-based digital asset exchange solution for interactive 3D applications, allowing 3D creation applications to freely exchange digital assets without losing information - enabling a powerful toolchain pipeline combining multiple DCC and 3D processing software packages. Its unique interactive mode provides a comprehensive visual compilation. COLLADA FX supports the creation and encapsulation of shaders using OpenGL ES shading language, enabling first-class 3D creation tools to effectively collaborate in creating OpenGL / OpenGL ES applications and assets.
COLLADA is an open standard, originally used for 3D software data exchange, initiated by SCEA, and now supported by many well-known manufacturers such as Autodesk and XSI. COLLADA can be used not only for exchanging data between modeling tools, but also as a scene description language for small-scale real-time rendering. Because COLLADA DOM has rich content for representing various elements in the scene, from polygonal geometry to cameras, we can use the COLLADA DOM library to read and process scene files. The programming method of COLLADA DOM is similar to COM.