My point is that JPEG isn't a very good format for storing final images...
it takes away the subtle definitions that are provided by lossless formats,
even on 100% quality.

I wouldn't even consider storing my final images in JPEG, especially not
after such long rendering times...

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Rikard Bosnjakovic wrote in message <37329A3A.403EA88D@hack.org>...
>Lance Birch wrote:
>>
>> Thomas Lake wrote in message <373156FC.D39A2ABE@home.com>...
>> >In most cases I use a compression of 1% which hardly has an effect on
the
>> image
>> >quality while reducing a 1MEG file down to say 200-300k. Of coarse for
>> posting
>>
>> HA HA HA, that's a joke if ever I heard one!!!
>
>Why would it be a joke? 1% compression means 99% left for quality.
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