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It usually doesn't matter. If you have photo-like data in your screenshot, you're better off going with the JPEG. EDIT: You're probably right about the indexed
by tomlin 16y ago
It usually doesn't matter. If you have photo-like data in your screenshot, you're better off going with the JPEG.
EDIT: You're probably right about the indexed PNG.
- sp332 16y agoI don't have a .jpg optimizer, but a PNG screenshot run through pngcrush has been consistently smaller than a .jpg compressed to the wrong side of tolerable for me.