BMP Suite Images

FilebppCommentsImage
g01bw.bmp1black and white palette (#000000,#FFFFFF)
g01wb.bmp1white and black palette (#FFFFFF,#000000). Should look the same as g01bw, not inverted.
g01bg.bmp1blue and green palette (#4040FF,#40FF40)
g01p1.bmp11-color (blue) palette (#4040FF)
g04.bmp4basic 4bpp (16 color) image
g04rle.bmp4RLE compressed.
g04p4.bmp44-color grayscale palette
g08.bmp8basic 8bpp (256 color) image
g08p256.bmp8biClrUsed=256, biClrImportant=0 [=256]
g08pi256.bmp8biClrUsed=256, biClrImportant=256
g08pi64.bmp8biClrUsed=256, biClrImportant=64. It's barely possible that some sophisticated viewers may display this image in grayscale, if there are a limited number of colors available.
g08rle.bmp8RLE compressed.
g08os2.bmp8OS/2-style bitmap. This is an obsolete variety of BMP that is still encountered sometimes. It has 3-byte palette entries (instead of 4), and 16-bit width/height fields (instead of 32).
g08res22.bmp8resolution 7874x7874 pixels/meter (200x200 dpi)
g08res11.bmp8resolution 3937x3937 pixels/meter (100x100 dpi)
g08res21.bmp8resolution 7874x3937 pixels/meter (200x100 dpi). Some programs (e.g. Imaging for Windows) may display this image stretched vertically, which is the optimal thing to do if the program is primarily a viewer, rather than an editor.
g08s0.bmp8bits size not given (set to 0). This is legal for uncompressed bitmaps.
g08offs.bmp8bfOffBits in header not set to the usual value. There are 100 extra unused bytes between palette and bits.
g08w126.bmp8size 126x63 (right and bottom slightly clipped)
g08w125.bmp8size 125x62
g08w124.bmp8size 124x61
g08p64.bmp864-color grayscale palette
g16def555.bmp1615-bit color (1 bit wasted), biCompression=BI_RGB (no bitfields, defaults to 5-5-5)
g16bf555.bmp1615-bit color, biCompression=BI_BITFIELDS (bitfields indicate 5-5-5)
g16bf565.bmp1616-bit color, biCompression=BI_BITFIELDS (bitfields indicate 5-6-5)
g24.bmp2424-bit color (BGR)
g32def.bmp3224-bit color (8 bits wasted), biCompression=BI_RGB (no bitfields, defaults to BGRx)
g32bf.bmp3224-bit color (8 bits wasted), biCompression=BI_BITFIELDS (bitfields indicate BGRx)

By Jason Summers, 4/2001