Curosity ::may kill more than a cat by evielouise
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If you read the notes on the...not so much a artistic render ,the question is this:
What extensions take up more space on our computers or drive:this is a debate going on
ie:jpg...bmp..gif...etc etc
Most say bmp..however most also say a lot of websites, do not accpet bmp and they are also debating why?
I am not that computer savvy I know what I need to know to get me where I want to go ::
(I'm such a poet lol)))
H E L P ..please
brb after I run an errand
T H A N K S ___
Comments (19)
Blush
Really enjoyed the pic I like it Hugs Susan~ P S I didn't know any of this was going on Shows you where I have been as of late Out of the loop:(
lior
A so wonderful illustration!
KatesFriend
Nice work Evie. Sites may not accept BMP files because they may be considered larger than necessary in order to produce a clear image. Though I expect they load faster since they need no decompression. Also, GIF take up less space than BMPs and JPGs normally take up less space than GIFs.
magnus073
Fun debate and I know for my computer it is jpg hands down
MagikUnicorn
lol I like this well done Evie
Silkylady
This is terrific, super cute, funny and interesting Evie. Really farout image. I will let my little Engineer Dave, take over from here, for I am at a loss when it comes to J PIGS and all the technical what nots. Hee Hee... Huggs... Silkylady...
davidoblad
Well, a typical BMP file for 1200x900 dots is about 3,240,054 bytes. The same image in JPG with reasonable compression is about 200,000 bytes. That's about 16 times smaller and with very little lost in the fidelity of the image. The downside is using the compressed file (load/save/load/save) results in degrading an image over time.. like a copy of a copy of a copy.. etc. While the BMP always remains perfect after each load and save. So I always save my Masters as BMP and produce JPG only when I'm ready to post. Note: the above is based on maximum colors. You can control the color pallet and reduce the sizes even more but lose subtle shades at the gain of still smaller files. JPG compression does so by removing alternate color dots in rows and columns (or cross-patterns). Later (loading it) the PC tries to restore the removed colored dots by best guessing.. taken from sampling the good saved dots. Two blue dots in a row means the missing center dot is probably blue too! Hope that helps.. Hugs from Dave :^)
XoxoTree
This is excellent fun . i love it.:)
RodolfoCiminelli
Funny and excellent my friend....!!!
JaneEden
Well I am glad that Dave gave us the info because I was not sure what the debate was all about, so thank you Dave. I love your picture Evie and found it very enjoyable. hugs Jane xx
DennisReed
I with Dave on this Issue! :)
efron_241
ha ha speaking about original super
JeffersonAF
Excellent.
annie5
Very funny image, Evie! Cool/and I agree with Dave..Hugs :)
ppetersen
Cute and typically Evie. Brought me a smile tonight lady!!!! :)
jocko500
real cool looking
M2A
Yes, cool looking. Jpeg is my fav' : smaller, more easy to produce, etc....
Biffowitz
Fun artwork Evie, looks like you've already got your answer!
tallpindo
Curious is about .pz3 and .pps since they were the developer of Poser. also .obz, now. Evie, you can't just dodge the efforts to be faithful. .TIF was an early 16 bit bit map that is used now in HDRI image development. .BMP is the native file type of Microsoft PAINT. .GIF was Compuserves native file type for compressed images and has only 256 colors. So it started the websafe color debate. It also can be an animated image that needs no media player which leads to webmaster complaints about stealing bandwidth and hogging bandwidth since it updates over and over. .jpg is a photographic compressed image. Here on Renderosity it led to a lot of ugly reds. Ignore all this at your peril.