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Keep in mind that specific editing is required to make a standard photograph, as it may be received in JPEG format, to a picture containing transparency. Special processing is carried out in image editors to convert a standard image into one that has a transparency or ALPHA channel, as is usually called. Editing requires that the resulting format and your presentation application support transparency in PNG, TARGA and other formats, for a successful use in your presentation software. | Keep in mind that specific editing is required to make a standard photograph, as it may be received in JPEG format, to a picture containing transparency. Special processing is carried out in image editors to convert a standard image into one that has a transparency or ALPHA channel, as is usually called. Editing requires that the resulting format and your presentation application support transparency in PNG, TARGA and other formats, for a successful use in your presentation software. | ||
=== Instant messaging platforms: Snapchat, Telegram, Whatsapp and others === | |||
These quick information sharing platforms have no ability for editing, meaning that cropping has to be particularly considered for photos. Ensuring that only the detail you want to present is visible requires severely editing a picture. Note that the final picture that is sent on a message is also heavily compressed, leading to much lower quality than the initial one. This is also the main reason photograph should never be shared on instant messengers and must be transferred in their original form, through other means, if they are later used for any publishing purposes. | |||
=== E-mails === | |||
Sending e-mails that include photos are actually much more challenging than it seems. E-mails have almost no image control abilities, leaving all the control for image display to the application used to display your message. Some e-mail accounts may even limit the maximum size of message, including any photo that is embedded in it. These complex requirements mean that images must be edited in a different application prior to their attachment in an e-mail. | |||
A good e-mail has to be designed with the intended recipient clearly considered. | |||