>the year is 2017
>.jpg STILL the best image format
When are you going to admit JPG is the perfect image format and cannot be improved?
>>58975410
is it jpeg or jpg?
>>58975431
What did you mean by this
>>58975428
Jotion Picture Experts Group
>>58975410
jpgmasterrace.PNG <-
nice try
>>58975458
jpg is the worst image format
>>58975431
>any year after 2010
>worrying about file size
>>58975410
>jpegmasterrace.png
Faggot.
>>58975510
try that with other complex images and report back retard.
also, what jgp coding did you use?
>>58975510
Trueing
>>58975506
>>58975410
no
better formats exist
its just there'd be too many compatibility issues when using a better new format
jpg works for fucking everything
>>58975431
what about the encoding & decoding speeds? also, disk space isn't much of a problem anymore. jpg is good enough and supported practically everywhere
>>58975431
>weeb shit
>>58975431
wow webp is so cool
>>58975410
after AV1 gets finished, its I-frame compression has a good chance of being turned into the next big lossy image format. same idea as BPG without the patent minefield, plus basically every new consumer device will have hardware acceleration built in within a few years.
>>58977675
>software patents
fucking americans
>>58975428
I pronounce JPEG the way the GIF creators do, as "GEE-PIG."
>>58975431
>>58977909
wuttttt...
>>58975621
>disk space doesnt matter
Disk space is litterally the entire point of using compression. Just store all your images in RAW if you dont care about disk space.
>>58975410
Never, because its quality sucks. I have the perfect reaction image to sum it up, but I can't post it for ethical reasons. Viva la PNG.
>>58977958
What about BANDWIDTH? you GOD DAMN ASSHOLE
You work for Google, right? You probably fucking stream everthing, over and over and god that pisses me off so much.
>>58975410
>Implying FLIF doesn't exist
inb4 that one webm autist
We are moving towards a lossless future. In the future man will look back on lossy compression as a relic born out of desperate necessity, something which was inherently grotesque but nevertheless a necessary evil on our path towards digital nirvana. In the future there won't be any meaningful bandwidth limits, or storage limits, or compute limits for trivial nuggets of information like an image, or music, or even video. Embrace the future - today!
>>58975410
I was jpg's to die
>>58975410
>204 KB
You're like a little baby
>>58978125
That is a fucking work of art. Print that fucker and put it on eBay. Webp can't produce works of art of that quality.
Webp BTFO
jpeg encoders are still being optimized, it keeps giving
https://github.com/google/guetzli
>>58978012
Terry? Hello?
>What is .png?
>>58978125
we have to go deeper
>1.75 kb
>>58978160
PNG is ideal for low color palette photos.
PNG is good for high color palette photos because no fucking jpeg compression.
JPG is only acceptable for when PNG goes over around a MB.
JPG is excellent for phoneposters cause muh data.
PNG haters are faggots, all of them.
>>58978084
In the future we will all have 1Gbps internet... and 1TB data caps. This is the future we chose.
>>58977857
>>58975431
>literally counting kilobytes
Lossy formats are objectively inferior to lossless formats at those file sizes.
>>58975431
>was already a 0.5 MB png
wew
JPG, like MP3, is a "just werks" format. It's far from the best, being outdated and inefficient by todays standards but none of that matters because it was the first image format providing acceptable enough compression/quality and has since become widespread. You'd be hard pressed to find any device in the last 15 years that does not support these formats. Formats like Muh WEBP have no chance of gaining ground unless the transition is smooth and Stacy can still view her Facebook pictures on her iPhone.
>>58978950
>>58979003
Counting kilobytes matters if you host petabytes of Christmas Parties like 4chins does. Also interestingly webp has better compression efficiency than PNG does in lossless encoding mode.
>>58978230
How does this compare to mozjpeg?
>>58978549
>in the future we'll have data caps
burger detected
It's obviously .png, actually.
>transparency
>lossless
>translucency
>lower file size
>>58981417
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