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The Jpeg shown is of a higher fidelity than the WebP image; look around the top edge of the red quadrilateral. In the Jpeg image, the edge is sharp, in the WebP
by sswam 16y ago
The Jpeg shown is of a higher fidelity than the WebP image; look around the top edge of the red quadrilateral. In the Jpeg image, the edge is sharp, in the WebP image it looks a bit like the coloured sprinkles you might put on ice-cream. It would be better to show two versions of an image, having the same file size, so that we can look for any difference in quality.
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- sswam 16y agoI suspect that the improvement is not good enough that this image format would be adopted, when jpeg is already established.