graphics compression

[PigPen]

It depends on what you will be using it for, and what size the image is.  GIFs are really good for smaller pictures that don't lose any quality when going to 256 colors.  I would use JPEG for big scanned in pictures.  If you have a windows box, then use Adobe Imageready and it will make it as small as possible without losing any quality.  I can even do it for you if you want to email it to me....  :)

(I do graphics for a living   :) )



At 07:03 AM 2/23/00, you wrote:
>Which graphics format has the best compression with the best quality? I
>need something that will display photographs in their scanned state as
>clearly as possible that compresses them as small as they can be. I'm
>thinking png, but I wanted to get a second opinion from the group.
>
>Thanks guys
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