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saving JPG without compression?
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saving JPG without compression?
by Catfort » 22 November 2022, 05:03
I notice in the information about uploading, there's a specific requirement that files are saved as JPGs without compression. my understanding of JPG is that they are compressed by definition... is there a way anyone knows to export JPG from photoshop without compression, or is uploading PNGs okay as well?
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Re: saving JPG without compression?
by Setolam » 02 December 2022, 05:06
Hello, upload jpg without compression means with the less compression prossible, because there so much difference between photoshop level 1 compression and 12 level without any compression, I suppose that other software have near options. I think that Nintandbox request this because all other formats with not compression can be very heavy files, with it means for bandwidth and disk spaces for a free website.
I think that you can use png files, if it does not have very have ppi, giving a relative small files. In others case you can use Archive.org, that they do not have limit and share the links here.
Welcome to Nintandbox and I hope that you enjoy here.
I think that you can use png files, if it does not have very have ppi, giving a relative small files. In others case you can use Archive.org, that they do not have limit and share the links here.
Welcome to Nintandbox and I hope that you enjoy here.
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