PNG is a lossless image compression format that supports transparency.

SVG is a vector graphics format that is supported by most web browsers.

JPEG is a raster graphics format that is commonly used for photographs and other images with continuous tones.

GIF images can only display a maximum of 256 colors.

OBJ is a file format for storing 3D models that is commonly used in computer graphics.

EXIF metadata is used to store information about the camera settings used to take a photo, such as the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

GIF is a file format for storing animated graphics that is commonly used on the web.

All of the above statements are true.

HDR is a file format for storing high-dynamic range images that can capture a wider range of brightness values than traditional image formats.

ICC profiles are used to define the color space of an image, which ensures that the image is displayed correctly on different devices.

TIFF is a file format that is commonly used for storing panoramic images.

Alpha channels are used to store the transparency information for an image, which allows for transparent areas in the image.

MPO is a file format for storing stereoscopic images.

Metadata in an image file can store information about the camera settings used to take the photo, the copyright information for the image, the location where the photo was taken, and the date and time the photo was taken.

JPEG XR is a file format for storing 360-degree images.