File extension Details of OMF, OLA, ORF, OBJ, ODIF, OTB, VNA, VND, VDA

Name:	OMF
File Type:	OMF Interchange Image File
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Image file based on the OMF (Open Media Framework) standard; designed for storing image data in a standardized format that can be viewed on multiple systems and platforms.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Equilibrium DeBabelizer Windows Equilibrium DeBabelizer

Name:	OLA
File Type:	Online Access File
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	"On-line Access" digital magazine format; used for saving magazine articles in the format they appear in the print version; includes the same layout, text, images, etc; used in the mid-1990s, but has since been replaced by newer formats, such as the Zinio (.ZNO) format.
Open Programs:	Windows OLA Viewer or Binder

Name:	ORF
File Type:	Olympus RAW File
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Unprocessed RAW photo taken with an Olympus digital camera; settings such as exposure and white balance can be modified after the picture is taken. NOTE: Different Olympus cameras may produce ORF files with different formatting.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Adobe Photoshop CS Apple Aperture Windows Adobe Photoshop CS ACDSee Photo Manager ORF Suite

Name:	OBJ
File Type:	3D Object File   (Most common)
Popularity:	4
Category:	image
File Description:	Three-dimensional object containing 3D coordinates, texture maps, and other object information; a standard 3D image format that can be exported and opened by several 3D image editing programs.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Poser NewTek Lightwave 3D IMSI TurboCAD Autodesk Maya Cheetah3D MeshLab Windows Smith Micro Poser NewTek Lightwave 3D Wavefront 3D IMSI TurboCAD Autodesk Maya MeshLab tb-software 3DWin Autodesk AutoCAD with OBJ Import plugin SolidWorks with OBJ Import plugin Solid Edge with OBJ Import plugin Linux Java3D MeshLab

Name:	ODIF
File Type:	Open Document Interchange Format
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Binary image format associated with the Open Document Architecture (ODA), an object-oriented document architecture; represents instances of objects in text; used in certain medical applications.
Open Programs:	Mac OS DSG Arachne software library Other ODIF-compatible software Edit with a text editor Windows DSG Arachne software library Other ODIF-compatible software Edit with a text editor

Name:	OTB
File Type:	Nokia Over The Air Bitmap
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Bitmap image format used by Nokia phones for sending picture messages from one phone to another
Open Programs:	Windows Nokia Image Converter Nokia Multimedia Player XnView

Name:	VNA
File Type:	JVC JLIP Image
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Image captured from a video clip using JVC JLIP (Joint Level Interface Protocol) Video Capture software
Open Programs:	Windows JVC JLIP Video Capture (part of JVC Multimedia Navigator)

Name:	VND
File Type:	Type3 Design File
Popularity:	2
Category:	image
File Description:	Native format of the Type3 Artistic Software family; used by Vision Numeric's TypeEdit and the Type3 CATIA add-on; contains CAD/CAM designs that may include text, shapes, and other types of paths; can be processed by 2D and 3D cutting, engraving, and modeling equipment.
Open Programs:	Windows Vision Numeric TypeEdit Dassault Systemes CATIA with Type 3 add-on

Name:	VDA
File Type:	Targa Bitmap Image File
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Raster image formatted in the Targa Truevision format; stores image data using 1 to 32 bits per pixel, with 24 bits possible for the RGB data and 8 bits for the alpha (opacity)channel. The TARGA format was originally developed by Truevision, which was later acquired by Pinnacle Systems; most TARGA files use the .TGA extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Adobe Photoshop Adobe Photoshop Elements for Mac Windows Adobe Photoshop Adobe Photoshop Elements fCoder Image Converter Plus Graphic Region Able DXF Manager Fast Image Converter

Name:	VSS
File Type:	Visio Stencil File
Popularity:	3
Category:	image
File Description:	Group of shapes, objects, or connectors used by Visio, a diagramming and flowchart tool developed by Microsoft; adds additional pre-drawn objects than can be inserted into a Visio drawing (.VSD file). May come with the software or can be created by the user.
Open Programs:	Windows Microsoft Visio Can be imported into Microsoft Word and PowerPoint