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Article #496Re: How can I keep 'Reds' and 'Oranges' crisp and clear for the web?
From: Jim_Oblak
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:17
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:17
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Continuous tone? You might have JPG and GIF transposed. Theoretically, the ideal continuous tone image is a 1 color GIF. This would have a smaller file size than an 8 or 24-bit JPG, even at the highest compression. From what I see in my browser, the red is over-saturated and I cannot see folds and wrinkles in fabric. This is excessive continuous tone. A JPG file may allow better definition of the nuances of color and 'tone'. If you have 'Save for Web' under your file menu, you can visually determine if JPG or GIF looks better and which file size is smaller.
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