Hallo Cheryl,
--- Cheryl D. Wise / Sonntag 23.02.2003, 22:58:52
Photoshop Graphics
Depending on the complexity of the image it could be either format.
The more complex an image is in terms of number of
colors/graduations of color the more likely jpg will provide better
results.
I am always surprised at the visual quality on screen of so little file
information. As Eddie points out, with the Save for Web choice on the File
menu you have a wide set of choices to play with (probably more with PS 7
than 5.5) and about the same with Image Ready.
In the end I find file size
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On another angle (not that I'm an expert or anything), gif is limited to 256
colors. Jpeg is limited to 24-bits(?) [maybe 32-bits or 4.29 billion], but
it uses 'lossy' compression
: [wdvltalk] RE: Photoshop Graphics
Which version of IE are you using? Because I have been using PNG for a couple of years
and I
believe it worked with IE 5.01 and I know it surely did with 5.5.
Scott
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Microsoft Internet Explorer does
Depending on the complexity of the image it could be either format. The more
complex an image is in terms of number of colors/graduations of color the
more likely jpg will provide better results. But if you are using Photoshop
why don't you simply try both and see which one gives you an image
Slightly on a tangent - There's some useful Photoshop freebies at
http://graphicssoft.about.com , plus good tutorials on other graphics
packages too - I've just been looking at masks for decorative edges on
photos which I've earmarked as 'might come in handy' on other projects.
Franni
Depending
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On another angle (not that I'm an expert or anything), gif is limited to 256
colors. Jpeg is limited to 24-bits(?) [maybe 32-bits
