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Subject: | Re: FLASH: screen captures |
From: | David Gary |
Date: | Wed, 30 Sep 1998 01:04:28 +0100 |
Curtis Bay wrote:
> Hi DG,
>
> This only applies to screen captures or other bitmaps with large areas
> of flat color, not photos or images with lots of gradients and
> dithering. I just ran a test on an 8-bit 1024x768 screen capture, once
> with Lossless compression and once with JPEG compression at 100.
>
> The original file size was 786k.
> The JPEG compressed file was 272k.
> The lossless compressed file was 17k.
>
Hiya Curtis,
Okie dokie.
Ive had problems in the past with "banding" due to the way flash
exports jpg.
Flash has a horrible way of handling gradients and photo-realistic images.
Setting to "Lossless" is the only way to get a quality image in swf format.
However this has always
been at a price in size, usually tripling the image size in swf.
If large flat color areas are used I would always advise using Flash's
vector instead of bmp.
-DG-
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