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Indeed, but that is single color. GIFs contain the differences between each frame - not a whole frame each time. I was assuming 10,000 (of the ~1 million total)
by BillinghamJ 11y ago
Indeed, but that is single color. GIFs contain the differences between each frame - not a whole frame each time. I was assuming 10,000 (of the ~1 million total) pixels were actually changing, and must be changed to one of two values - thus "perfect" compression for a single pixel would be 1 bit.
- gpvos 11y ago> "perfect" compression for a single pixel would be 1 bit I still don't see how that is a valid conclusion that follows from what you wrote before it. It is an optimal representation of the data before you would apply any form of compression.