These ought to be tiny.Save them as .gifs instead of jpegs, if you can.
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LordManley twitter.com/LordManley,
Sun 9 Sep 2007, 2:26,
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Hm.I'll make the next one a gif and see if it helps. Thanks for the advice.
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Sun 9 Sep 2007, 2:28,
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And no one thought to tell me thisWhen I posted the FIRST one? :P
Thanks anyway, I'll definitely be GIFing from now on if that's the case.
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Sun 9 Sep 2007, 2:37,
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Thanks anyway, I'll definitely be GIFing from now on if that's the case.
With simple colours like the ones you find in paint,you can save as a gif.
This isn't the case with more complicated images, like photographs.
See here: www.lemony.co.uk/optimisation.htm
(This isn't the case with more complicated images, like photographs.
See here: www.lemony.co.uk/optimisation.htm
ClanSoul,
Sun 9 Sep 2007, 2:38,
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I still always hesitate to open that site because the nameis so much like lemonparty
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Sun 9 Sep 2007, 4:38,
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it is exactly like lemonparty;)
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PedroHin Come along & ride on a Flantastic Voyage,
Sun 9 Sep 2007, 4:45,
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size nazism is goodsometimes...
why gif?
why not png which is even smaller in this case?
why bother to gain a few kB?
it's not about size, it's about losing image details
biatches
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Sun 9 Sep 2007, 6:16,
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why gif?
why not png which is even smaller in this case?
why bother to gain a few kB?
it's not about size, it's about losing image details
biatches
if you've made something in paintwhich doesn't have anything copypasted from an external source, you won't lose any details saving it as a gif, cos it uses the 16 default palette colours for optimisation. you would lose more details saving it as a jpeg
the size difference between png and gif would be negligable.
it's always good to have smaller image sizes to save on bandwidth because: a) some people have slow connections (people do still use dial-up) and b) some people have limited bandwidth, and even though it's only a few kB, if everyone was making big images, and with a few reloads of the page it all adds up.
and what it is about, it the joke anyway, not the image details.
(the size difference between png and gif would be negligable.
it's always good to have smaller image sizes to save on bandwidth because: a) some people have slow connections (people do still use dial-up) and b) some people have limited bandwidth, and even though it's only a few kB, if everyone was making big images, and with a few reloads of the page it all adds up.
and what it is about, it the joke anyway, not the image details.
Spunky McPunk not dead yet,
Sun 9 Sep 2007, 7:34,
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