Question

George is working with an image in Photoshop. He added a lot of effects to the image. He saved the first draft of the file. The size of this file was 1.5 GB. He finished the work on the image and saved a final draft. The size of this final draft was 2.2 GB. He found that both files were in different formats. What are the formats of the two drafts?
The first draft is in (PSD, JPEG, GIF)format and the final draft is in (PDF, PSB, TIFF)
format.

Answer 1

Answer:

The first draft is in PSD format and the final draft is in TIFF

Explanation:

PSD is the automatic file format as you save any file that has been created or edited in Photoshop, this kind of format allows to save a file with a maximum size of 2 GB, therefore the final draft is in TIFF is it offers not only flexibility in graphics and sharing files between different types of equipment, but it also provides a bigger range of GB to be saved, as we can see that the final draft overpasses the 2 GB the most logical option would be TIFF format.