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which is your choice,gif or jpg? |
2tangy Joined: Oct 26, 2002 Posts: 459 From: UK PM |
Gifs are good for images with lots of flat areas of colours (for example the Esato logo in the top-left)
Jpeg is better for when you have a proper photographic image. |
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Szejqer Joined: Dec 25, 2002 Posts: 87 From: Poland PM, WWW
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I agree with 2tangy gif is bigger when picture have a lot of colors, gif is good for logos :)
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bigjobs Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 94 PM |
It just depends on the compression you use!!!!
A jpg will always be smaller, except when the image is very simple and only contains a few colours.
JPG is lossy
GIF is lossless
Of course you can reduce a gif further by reducing colours, a jpg is always 16 million.
A jpg will auto dither on a 256 screen and look better then a non-dithered gif. |
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