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Posted by Bergamot on 12/17/06 23:41
Vince Morgan wrote:
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> PNG images have been around for a long time now and are well supported.
> They offer good, truely lossless compression.
PNG is not really suitable for all image types, at least not for web
images. It is ideal for vector art, pictures of text, and anything else
with a limited number of colors or when transparency is needed. It is
not really suitable for photos or art work with a lot of gradient colors.
> They can also have an alpha channel, though there is little support for this
Actually, there is very good support for png alpha channel. IE is the
only "modern" browser that doesn't support it, at least not natively.
> In most cases they even compress better than a JPG
Not true. A photo in png will probably weight several times more than in
jpg format.
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Berg
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