What Is The Difference Between JPG & PNG Images? (Should You Use JPG or PNG?)

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and hello

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Very good to know thanks again nic!

Super :D Thank You!

I understand that all the digital images that I create for printing or print media, should be saved as PNG files and now JPG/JPEG.

Good point that's a way to cut down on database size

I learned a lot from this video Nick. Thanks. But have you considered switching to decaf?

The whole first minute = promo. Too long.
The rest of the video = very informative. Thnx.

tnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx very much nick <3

Awesome, very easy to understand, thanks!

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Thank you for the information. Good to know. :)

Thank you Nick! Your explanation is very clear, so easy to understand. Maraming salamat po!

Really good very clear Thankyou !

Thank u so much x

PNG circa 1.5.0 extensions to the PNG specification does actually contain an EXIF chunk. eXIf registered chunk. Some editors now clearly support it.

I found this very helpful, thanks. 👍

Hi I wonder if you can help me I am senior and not savvy on the computer. I am a crafter and make my own cards. I bought a file for Christmas and downloaded it and the images are png. I want the images to be smaller and I only know how to use word and am able to resize them on that but I tried doing this with png but it doesn't work is there a way to change these png to jpegs

Thanks Nick :) good explanation

Very informative and concise, TY!

Very helpful, thank you.

I like PNG , the quality is superb.