Martin Weber wrote: > The aim of GIMP is not only to be as good as Photoshop but become better > than this program. So it would be fine to implement features that even > commercial programs don't have. The common color quantization algorithms > have many disadvantages, but there is a very new called Spatial Color > Quantization (http://www-dbv.informatik.uni-bonn.de/quant/) that is > better than all other methods. Is there anyone who has enough time to > implement this very good algorithm. > > Martin _WOW_ The results from this are very nice. It would be invaluable for indexed image based web work (such as PNGs and GIFs), because size *does* matter... (especially for those using conventional modems). Having better color matching means that Gimp would have the ability to reduce the color palette down to even less colors; in turn, reducing the file size by a noticeable amount. -- || Garrett LeSage Linux.com Art Director ,|_/| || [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.com/ o-00 ) || http://linuxart.com/ "Everybody loves the GIMP!" `-'),' \__________________________________________________________;
