What is JPEG?

JPEG is a compression standard developed by the Joint Pictures Experts Group. JFIF is the corresponding file format standard for storing a single JPEG-compressed image in a file. JPEG is a lossy compression scheme designed for still images.

Know more about JPEG : 

● JPEG compression results in a file that is reduced 2 to 100 times its original size.

● JPEG is typically used to compress each still frame during the editing process, with the intention being to apply another type of compression (such as MPEG) to the final version of the movie.