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Do the experiment: it's still not the original file. Try sending a proper DSLR camera photo using HD, it will still get damaged and "artifacted".
by ivanmontillam 2y ago
Do the experiment: it's still not the original file.
Try sending a proper DSLR camera photo using HD, it will still get damaged and "artifacted".
- zarzavat 2y agoI'm aware it's not the original file, rarely do I want to send the original file because it would be way too big. If you want to do that then you have to send it as a file instead.
- joseda-hg 2y agoI believe that if you send it as a file instead of as a normal image you can send it uncompressed, (Attachements Button > Documents / Files > Select image in file picker, I guess they make this non obvious because people will gobble a ton of space even if 95% they can make do with hyper compressed blobs
- ivanmontillam 2y agoyes, sending it as a file preserves 100% integrity. it would MD5 checksum match.