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By bloid
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Published: Oct 12 2007 / 09:02

When to use JPG and When to use GIF
Like many of you, I spend a fair bit of time saving out graphics for use on the web. So when I’m browsing around the web, just by second nature I spot optimization mistakes. Kind of like how a typesetter can spot a kerning foul from a mile away or a football fan can spot a botched defensive play just by seeing the formation.
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jmcantrell replied ago:

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always use png. when that's not possible, use jpg. never use gif.

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