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Why would you show a photograph as an svg? You wouldnt. Thats what jpegs are for. We're discussing transparency and the use case for it. I dont think ive ever
by waheoo 6y ago
Why would you show a photograph as an svg? You wouldnt. Thats what jpegs are for.
We're discussing transparency and the use case for it. I dont think ive ever heard of someone wanting transparency in a photo. The only times i see the need is if theyre doing something that is better off in a vector format. I.e. png, which is being supplanted by svg, which alleviates the size problems raised about pngs.
I.e. webp is a format solution in search of a problem.
Downvoted, wow, petty.
- 013 6y ago>I dont think ive ever heard of someone wanting transparency in a photo. OK, but they do. It's pretty common for someone to cut out an object in a photo and have a transparent background.