> From: Koen van Hees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> i don't think it works like that
> the size of your palette matters, but the actual colors don't
> so reducing the amount of colors without making the palette one or two
> -bits- smaller won't do anything in filesize
I think reducing the number of colors without reducing the pixel size
(bit per pixel) will reduce the image size anyway due to compression.
33333333 will compress better than 33333343 in GIF and many other
format.
But as usual it's better to try than to guess. (I think most of you
know this rule really well).
Compression is a very difficult topic. There are some few rules on
image type, number of colors, compression algorithm etc... that may
help you to do some predictions. But if eliminating 1 color will
reduce your image of 1% maybe it will be better not to kill it.
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