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Posted on 11-01-13 10:24:14 AM (last edited by Kak64 at 11-01-13 06:47:11 PM)

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I have been experimenting lately with an image on Windows 7 Paint for all the possible color depth combinations.

Reason for this? Just for fun, after I noticed different combinations lead to different results (even if both lead to 2 color mode).

So, which one on 16 and 2 color mode looks better?

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Here we go!

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This is the JPEG --> 16 color Bitmap --> 2 color Bitmap:

This is the JPEG --> 256 color Bitmap --> 16 color Bitmap --> 2 color Bitmap:

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Posted on 11-01-13 05:55:57 PM

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Can you, like, make these thumbnails or something? These images are huge! This goes for the pics in the photography thread too. It’s like hard to make sense of what’s going on because of how big the pictures are.

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Posted on 11-01-13 06:49:16 PM (last edited by Kak64 at 11-01-13 06:56:16 PM)

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Originally posted by Sofi
Can you, like, make these thumbnails or something? These images are huge! This goes for the pics in the photography thread too. It’s like hard to make sense of what’s going on because of how big the pictures are.

Sorry...

Ok, I've "made" (technically CSS code to resize the image) the thumbnails, and a preliminary table. The table coding is broken, but at least it works.

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Posted on 11-22-13 12:33:45 PM (last edited by Kak64 at 11-24-13 03:08:54 PM)

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Here we go again! This time with a scanned image.

The results look even worse, so I now know not to try this on scanned images.

This is the JPEG --> 16 color Bitmap --> 2 color Bitmap:

This is the JPEG --> 256 color Bitmap --> 16 color Bitmap --> 2 color Bitmap:

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This is the JPEG --> 256 color Bitmap --> 16 color Bitmap:

This is the JPEG --> 256 color Bitmap --> 2 color Bitmap:

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Posted on 11-22-13 10:37:08 PM

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Dude, those thumbnails are HUGE. Don't inline those in the future, okay? >_<

You also forgot a closing </table> tag, which was breaking the thread. I added it for you.

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Posted on 11-23-13 04:33:06 AM (last edited by Kak64 at 11-23-13 04:33:42 AM)

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Originally posted by BMF54123
Dude, those thumbnails are HUGE. Don't inline those in the future, okay?

You also forgot a closing < /table > tag, which was breaking the thread. I added it for you.

Ah, thanks. I'm still not a master with tables.

On a side note, I should probably stop using CSS to resize image and instead make actual thumbnails.

Next time I'm doing something with huge images I will be using real thumbnails.

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Posted on 12-03-13 12:05:48 PM (last edited by Kak64 at 12-03-13 12:06:20 PM)

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I've done it with a photo taken with my smartphone.

I've done it with a scanned drawing.

Now I'm doing it with a picture taken with a digital camera. Will the quality improve? :/

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