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The details were destroyed long ago by the poor compression, you aren't getting them back either way.
by pxndxx 6mo ago
The details were destroyed long ago by the poor compression, you aren't getting them back either way.
- axiolite 6mo agoYou're talking utter nonsense. Get a picture of grass, save it as a JPEG at 15% quality... It still looks like grass. Then run it through jpeg2png... The output looks like a green smear. You might not even be able to tell that it's supposed to be grass. jpeg2png just blurs the hell out of images. Here's a side-by-side: https://ibb.co/99C0F34d https://ibb.co/99C0F34d