Just try different options in Photoshop to determine the best format and
settings for your artwork.
Then if you have to compress it on the fly, find code for the format and
compression that gave you the best result.
On 1/15/08 11:35 AM, "Scott Ribe" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> PNG might be the right format. JPEG will have ringing artifacts with
>> simple line art like that.
>
> I'll look at PNG. I also plan to try TIFF + zlib, and even making an
> uncompressed TIFF then bzip'ing it. In some experiments, I got surprisingly
> good results with JPEG. I can't of course use a heavy degree of
> quantization, but I was surprised at how much compression I could get before
> artifacts started showing up. I think part of it is that with scanned images
> the edges are already slightly "softened" by the aliasing inherent in the
> sampling, as opposed to a computer-generated original where many edges may
> be absolute.
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