In the first part, I take a JPG and convert it to a Progressive JPG:
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| Here is the original image |
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| It is now open in GIMP and ready for editing |
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| Here, I have selected the "Export" option, and will be exporting the image to another JPG file called "midterm5a.jpg" |
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| Here are the advanced options for exporting a JPG. As you can see, I have checked the "Progressive" option for exporting the JPG |
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| Here is the Progressive JPG file |
The second portion of the assignment focuses on taking the JPG file and converting it to an Interlaced PNG:
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| Here, the JPG is open again in GIMP |
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| The export window is open and the image format is selected as PNG |
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| Here are the advanced export options - interlacing has been selected |
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| Here is the interlaced PNG! |
This is midterm assignment that focuses on taking an existing JPG image and converting it to some different formats in GIMP.. It is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc









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