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PNG, JPG & GIF image formats

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Dec 31.2005

Hello everyone!

1- Would someone, please, give me a short comparison between these 3 image formats as for the size and quality (for one same image of the same dimensions)?
2- Is there server-side JavaScript, and may someone refer me to an appropriate source, if any.

Thanks in anticipation.

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@LJKDec 31.2005 — Hi -

I've a short tutorial on images for the web at

my site [see signature] that might help you.

Thought javascript was strictly client-side but

you might try posting that question in the js forum.

Have fun,

El
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@jzwpDec 31.2005 — When I work with my image editor I always save the file in various extensions to see what happens.

JPG saves the best quality but largest size.

GIF can be edited to make a particular color transparent and also insert them into an animator. However, some color quality is lost.

PNG will save a smaller size than GIF but you can't doing anything more with it. Better color quality than GIF too.
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@webstuffDec 31.2005 — Depending on what your doing, depends on what you use.

What editors are you using at the moment?
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@Lotfi_MAauthorJan 01.2006 — LJK, JZWP!

Thank you very much gentlemen for every individual's contribution.

As for your question, webstuff, I am using Adobe Illustrator and photoshop.
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