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Web Graphics Overview
Currently there are three dominant file types found on the Internet: GIF, JPEG, and PNG. Learn how each can work to help us preserve image integrity, while keeping files sizes minimal. Properly optimizing your graphics will make your site look more professional, and reduce the amount of time your visitors spend waiting for your pages to download.

Name: Bryan Montford
Subject: Re: darker PNG
Date: 08-05-1999 09:54AM

It seems to be a Windows IE thing... go figure. It doesn't seem to be an issue with Netscape. What you're seeing could be caused from gamma correction. PNG supports it, the other formats don't. I didn't intend to set a target gamma, but that would most likely cause the images to appear darker. I'll look into it and see if I can find a reasonable explanation other than "It seems to be a Windows IE thing". Of course, if someone already knows, please post with a reply.


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 • darker PNG  Raul  08-05-1999 07:43AM 
       • Re: darker PNG  Bryan Montford  08-05-1999 09:54AM 
             • PNG vs Browsers  Daniel Acuff  08-15-1999 12:40PM 
                   • Re: PNG vs Browsers  Bryan Montford  08-16-1999 11:55AM 


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