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JPEG XL can do lossless compression of 16-bit or 32-bit (or even 24-bit and other custom float types) float data, just like EXR. It can do pretty fast encode/de
by jonsneyers 5y ago
JPEG XL can do lossless compression of 16-bit or 32-bit (or even 24-bit and other custom float types) float data, just like EXR. It can do pretty fast encode/decode (for mezzanine use cases) and also (if you have time for encoding) it can do the densest lossless compression.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoThe point here is that EXR has taken care of being an intermediate format for 20 years but this person is using pngs and is hoping jpegxl fills the same slot of a solved problem. > It can do pretty fast encode/decode (for mezzanine use cases) I'm not sure what this means, but zipping individual lines takes care of the interactivity problem of working with compressed intermediary frames.