LuraWave

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LuraWave (LWF) is a proprietary raster image format developed by LuraTech. It uses [[wavelet compression]]. Some aspects of it were incorporated into the [[JPEG 2000]] standard.
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'''LuraWave''' ('''LWF''') is a proprietary raster image format developed by LuraTech. It uses [[wavelet compression]]. Some parts of it were incorporated into the [[JPEG 2000]] standard.
  
 
At one time, LuraTech offered software such as a Netscape plugin, Photoshop plugin, and an application called LuraWave SmartCompress. It appears to have more-or-less abandoned the format around 2002.
 
At one time, LuraTech offered software such as a Netscape plugin, Photoshop plugin, and an application called LuraWave SmartCompress. It appears to have more-or-less abandoned the format around 2002.
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== Software ==
 
== Software ==
* [http://www.xnview.com/ XnView]
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* [[XnView]]
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 16:23, 23 August 2014

File Format
Name LuraWave
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Extension(s) .lwf
Released ≤1997

LuraWave (LWF) is a proprietary raster image format developed by LuraTech. It uses wavelet compression. Some parts of it were incorporated into the JPEG 2000 standard.

At one time, LuraTech offered software such as a Netscape plugin, Photoshop plugin, and an application called LuraWave SmartCompress. It appears to have more-or-less abandoned the format around 2002.

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