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Old 18-01-10, 18:12
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in photoshop whets the deferens in saving in baseline standard, baseline optimized and progressive,I just noticed I have been saving progressive by default should I be bothered

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Old 18-01-10, 19:36
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Optimized and progressive are both options for saving images for the web. Optimized should give a smaller file size and should be used when one wants a maximum compression. Progressive will make the image appear in the browser first in a low-resolution image first while downloading the higher resolution (like the interlaced option for png files).
Baseline gives maximum quality
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