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what's a good format for digital paintings/shaded drawings?

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any artists out there that know a good format like png or jpg to export/save as when you're painting/coloring/shading something digitally? i'm still sort of confused but i believe i'm told that jpg is for the painting if that's correct.

Flamecannon:

I've been told that if you want to print out something you've made you'd want to have it as a jpg instead of png but I'm not quite sure why myself.

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--- Quote from: Flamecannon on April 29, 2017, 12:06:25 PM ---I've been told that if you want to print out something you've made you'd want to have it as a jpg instead of png but I'm not quite sure why myself.

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i don't really print nor even have a printer at all so that's a minus

Flamecannon:

Well the reason I'm thinking is because jpg, albeit compressed compared to png, is supposedly much better at handling a lot of colors whilst pngs are good at keeping image sharpness. I apologize that I'm not too keen on this in particular, I'm really just giving it a guess.

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--- Quote from: Flamecannon on April 29, 2017, 12:11:32 PM ---Well the reason I'm thinking is because jpg, albeit compressed compared to png, is supposedly much better at handling a lot of colors whilst pngs are good at keeping image sharpness. I apologize that I'm not too keen on this in particular, I'm really just giving it a guess.

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before i was told what is/what isn't i thought jpg only made the handling at colors worse than png. although i do like a little image sharpness but here i'll try a little shading test

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