Arcgis: Which map format provides the best performance

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Hi guys,

I am developing small Arcgis visual C# applications. I can display maps on the interface. But I want to know which map format(.jpg , .tif , .png / Arcgis supported map formats ) provides the best performance? I am learning and want to know about it.

Very thanks for your help. :)
I am waiting your nice answers :D

Posted 21-Aug-12 21:05pm

mushack

Updated 27-Aug-12 2:45am

Sandeep Mewara

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Zoltán Zörgő 27-Aug-12 9:03am

I would use png. Although I don't know Arcgis, the png format is lightweight, compared to tif, and losless by default, thus you will have better quality that by using jpg, and it is more adequate for drawings, than jpg.

ZurdoDev 27-Aug-12 10:14am

I would think that png would be but you should test to make sure.

Naga KOTA 29-Aug-12 3:02am

i would like to use png whould be light weight process and can easy

mushack 30-Aug-12 2:38am

well... How to performance png format for desktop application. why? always desktop applications use tif format also I will not use over network

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