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I am working on a microcontroller project which I need to think about what camera I should buy. I want to know what are the file structure differences between those formats.
The following is something that I made it up, but it is the kind of information that I want to get.
The 1st five bytes of data in a bmp file are headers of file, the 6th byte
is the 1st R value of RGB. Every three bytes are the complete
information for a pixel of an image.
Check out the Microsoft reference for BMP (though there are variants) and the W3C spec for JPEG; enumerating the differences is left to the reader 🙂