FlashPix
A format for storing digital images, especially digital photographs, developed by Eastman Kodak Company. FlashPix offers a number of unique features, including:
the ability to store various resolutions of an image in a single file
use of Microsoft’s OLE structured storage format, which enables developers to extend the format
built-in linking support so that different applications can link to the same image in different ways
built-in support for digital watermarks
Currently, FlashPix is not supported by most imaging software.
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