JPG vs PNG difference?

[Chrono]

I usually notice a reduction in quality after uploading to sites like tinypic

It looked better before.

It started showing artifacts more recently.

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[Colten]

I just save everything as a .PNG

[mp7964]

I always use png for everything I do image-wise. Textures, screen-shots, iron-on images, everything.

[Nickelob Ultra]

PNG is the best for high res I think.  Or BMP.

[Kevdude]

JPG's always look washed out

[Chrono]

PNG is the best for high res I think.  Or BMP.

BMP is probably as high as quality gets, considering it's a bitmap.

Of course, if you're completely fine with incompatibility and huge file sizes.

[Nickelob Ultra]

BMP is probably as high as quality gets, considering it's a bitmap.

Of course, if you're completely fine with incompatibility and huge file sizes.

I <3 2+ megabyte pix

[Pentium]

BMP is probably as high as quality gets, considering it's a bitmap.

Of course, if you're completely fine with incompatibility and huge file sizes.

There is no difference at all in visual quality bewteen PNG files and BMP files.

[Demian]

I always use PNG for everything and anything.

[IkeTheGeneric]

I use PNG for images under the dimensions of 800x600, other than that, I like the compression JPEG has so I can upload a bundle of images in no time at all.