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Project file becomes larger #740

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xiaomayidechuanshuo opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 1 comment
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Project file becomes larger #740

xiaomayidechuanshuo opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 1 comment

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@xiaomayidechuanshuo
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After making continuous jpg format pictures into gif, the exported project far exceeds the total size of the imported pictures. How can we ensure the smallest project file without reducing the number of frames? I found that the problem is that the file is converted Into png format, so the file is enlarged

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Gnbrkm41 commented Nov 8, 2020

I think it's a compromise between quality and size; jpeg is a lossy format, which means when you compress the image you end up losing a bit of the original information in exchange for smaller sizes. While the loss is normally small enough to go unnoticed, you will start noticing compression artifacts that look like grains or weird noises if you repeatedly edit and re-compress the image. This makes it less suitable for things like project files, since normally you end up editing those multiple times.

You don't get such issues when using PNG since PNG is a lossless format, which means you get to preserve the original quality until you decide to encode the images into something lossy (like gifs).

In my opinion (Disclaimer: I do not contribute to the project), the project file format should remain as is for higher image quality.

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