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> You seem to tend towards RGB-type color schemes, which isn't a bad thing but isn't
jpeg
> friendly. So if your file sizes are somewhat larger than normal so be it... (case in
point
> most of the full-size pics on my site are around 100-150k, but the lego phalanx is
nearly
> 300. that's 800x600 too, and your high-res versions are bigger than that)
I know, at first I rendered my images to ppm wich has no compression and no loss
of data... then I convert it JPEG with 0.00 compression, I made a small program
that would open an uncompressed png and a jpg... compared the two and there were
no differences. JPEG's algorithm is very efficient, even more when you have
uniform areas...
Also, my high res versions are 1280x1024...
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