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Noise has nothing to do with good quality in this case. Pixels are the enemy, and they show up all too quickly when you scale a small image to a large size.
by nathancahill 12y ago
Noise has nothing to do with good quality in this case. Pixels are the enemy, and they show up all too quickly when you scale a small image to a large size.
- RussianCow 12y agoAnd conversely, you don't want to load a huge high-res image on mobile devices with bad connections that won't even use them.