PPM might be the best DIY image format (at least for beginners).

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PPM might be the best DIY image format (at least for beginners) // Before you tell me I'm crazy — I know it's bloated — hear me out. PPMs are super simple. You aren't going to want to use them directly on your website, but for the beginner it's hard to beat how straightforward they are and how easy it is to get in and mess around with the images. This video describes two PPM formats (P3 and P6).

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