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2018-04-13, 16:15:30

Jadefox

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Hi Guys

Can anybody please share some tips for save to web
I see amazing quality renders on some website that are a mere 350 Kb, big
When I try and export to web the quality loss is very noticeable and I am still at like 900KB

I thank you guys in advance

Regards


2018-04-13, 16:23:48
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Juraj

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This very much depend on individual image, how much detail and colors are there. Some compress better, some worse. It's good to lower the Jpeg quality until you start to notice visible artifacts.

But here is a trick: Highly compressed but high resolution, always looks better than less compressedd lower solution. I.e 1920px at Jpeg6 will look superior to 1280px at Jpeg10, even if they are at same size, let's say 500 KB.

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2018-04-13, 17:11:26
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Jadefox

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Thanks so much , I completely get you, and yes that was my mistake I took it from
4k to 2k  will keep in mind to compress more and not take down resolution

Thanks : )