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synaesthesia says:

Not really a question, but a small notice.

I'm seeing alot of screenshots lately with a very low jpg compression. Just don't use mspaint to save screenshots, but some other graphic program. It really kills the quality when you don't.
Other tips may be posted here also :)

01:34 pm, Sunday, June 19, 2005 (4 years ago)
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Aphaits says:

just set jpeg compression in photoshop between 8-10 during save

I think most photoshop users already knew this.

-Aphaits-

02:10 pm (4 years ago)
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advent says:

It's high compression that kills JPEG image quality.

02:13 pm (4 years ago)
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D4RKFANTASY says:

yes the high compression means its worse quality.

NO compression is the desired setting

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02:38 pm (4 years ago)
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advent says:

Actually, lossless compression is desired.

Hooray for PNG.

02:56 pm (4 years ago)
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synaesthesia says:

Thanks for the correction advent. The high compression gives low quality.

03:23 pm (4 years ago)
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gray_fox says:

he was talking about in photoshop, though. 8-10 isn't the amount of compression, it's the quality setting.

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03:37 pm (4 years ago)
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Shenjamin says:

If you are that concerned about filesize, use png and pngcrush: http://pmt.sourceforge.net/pngcrush/

04:05 pm (4 years ago)
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cthu1hu says:

In Photoshop, you should use "Save for Web" so you can be more precise with the compression vs. image quality ratio. Never use "Save As" for Jpegs because you can't preview the output.

And if your image has large areas of flat colors, use PNG instead. A 400k Jpeg can be as low as 40k with Png, with nearly lossles quality.

11:21 pm (4 years ago)
 
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