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#11 2020-12-22 00:45:20
- phiw13
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Re: WebP and images in general
bici wrote #327742:
[…] i think TIFF is one format.
TIFF is indeed a very good archival format, as it offers lossless compression, the full range of EXIF metadata, 48bit colour if memory does not betray me, support for a wide range of colour formats (RGB, CMYK, LAB,…). And patent free.
Where is that emoji for a solar powered submarine when you need it ?
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#12 2020-12-22 12:26:52
- Destry
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Re: WebP and images in general
Taking it all in. Thanks.
After using the ImageOptim tool Pete suggested, my files dropped in size (that sure is an easy app to use). I wonder if WebP formats would even compare after that.
That would make an interesting test.
In the meantime, ImageOptim! (Or whatever it’s called.)
Btw, I don’t deal with high-quality images. I’ve never been able to use a camera to save my life, so needless to say don’t produce anything photoblog worthy. Thus I really don’t care about fine lines and shadows and whatever that some people need to care about. Just need to communicate a little sumpm’, sumpn’ with a screen crop or old thing in public domain, whatever.
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#13 2021-01-05 08:19:40
- Algaris
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Re: WebP and images in general
After reading this thread I think I’ll just stick with JPEG’s and PNG’s. They’ve always worked just fine for me.
ImageOptim is an amazing app. I use it regularly on my images before uploading them.
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