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by hrbf
2799 days ago
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> It can be seen on a calibrated display, sorry. Which is probably what about 99% of all internet users are sitting in front of, right? This is just a misleading, weird attempt at marketing for a tool I expect to not generate any meaningful sales. To claim that ImageOptim ruins "most JPEGs" is just irresponsible and annoyingly false. Given the differences in quality vs. compression, ImageOptim and the other free tools actually appear to define far more realistic results for real world use apart from pleasing owners of $3000+ hardware-calibrated soft-proofing displays. |
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