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Originally Posted by Redwizard
Zero.. Not very often is a jpeg used with transparency's.
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That makes sense, especially since JPEG doesn't support transparencies.
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PNGs or Gifs or such are the usual graphics for this.
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That makes sense, especially since they support transparency.
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When saving a graphic as a jpeg, try saving it using photoshop, set the quality to 12 (as i do) and there is no quality loss at all
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Incorrect. There's no
*VISIBLE* quality loss.
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When saving a graphic as a jpeg, try saving it using photoshop, set the quality to 12 (as i do) and there is no quality loss at all
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So the quality may be reduced to a small extent, but by no means is it drastic enough to have a serious impact, or even a small impact, on a graphic.
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Make up your mind, please.