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From: fotofx7 on 5 May 2008 15:11
What is the best setting to optimize my images for web? jpg? gif? png? Im
looking for clean images that load fast. I find my images are either taking
too long to load and look good, or they load fast and look dirty. I can see
artifacts. When looking around the web, I see other sites that have lots of
graphics that relaly pop i ncolor with no artifacts but still seem to load
fast. Is there a general rule of thumb to use one image over another? and how
much should I optimize it? Is jpg quality 35-40 a good starting point? png?
What are pros and cons of each. Thanks

From: Linda Rathgeber on 5 May 2008 15:37
fotofx7 wrote:
> What is the best setting to optimize my images for web? jpg? gif? png?

There is no one size fits all in image optimization.

> I can see
> artifacts.

In that case they are over compressed.

Here is an article on optimizing images in Fireworks that you might find
useful.

http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/images/fw_optimize/index.htm

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