Graphics optimization and compression

Newest Graphics optimization and compression Photoshop Tutorials

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	Saving a proper PNG for the web The Portable Network Graphics (PNG) is a remarkable image format with a lot of cool features such as: up to 48bit true color (or 16bit Grayscale), alpha channels, gamma correction, interlacing (progressive display), and best of all lossless compression! Image and tutorial by FUNDY Visits: 309
	Saving transparent gifs Everything you need to save transparent gifs (PNGs). Image and tutorial by FUNDY Visits: 854
	SVG: The Future Web Format Tom Arah investigates SVG a new graphic format that could revolutionize the Web. Visits: 8130
	The Bitmap Standards - BMP, TIFF, GIF and JPEG Tom Arah looks at the four main bitmap file standards BMP, TIFF, GIF and JPEG. Visits: 724
	Two Kinds of Computer Graphics Explanations and examples of bitmapped vs. vector images, as well as anti-aliasing, and the EPS format. Visits: 324
	Understanding and making the most of GIFs and JPEGs This tutorial was developed with Photoshop 5 and Fireworks 1. Photoshop 5.5 has changed Photoshop's web handling but the info here remains useful. Visits: 788
	Image Enlargement Tip � Improving JPG Images How to make a JPG image twice the size and still look good. Visits: 1801