Hello to all community members
What do web developers do to take a Hi-Resolution camera photo and break it down for the web? What apps or services are you using? I noticed Blocs has included 4 viewports, do you develop pictures for each one?
Hello to all community members
What do web developers do to take a Hi-Resolution camera photo and break it down for the web? What apps or services are you using? I noticed Blocs has included 4 viewports, do you develop pictures for each one?
Blocs 4 plus can actually resize images, but I suspect most are using something like Affinity Photo and saving for web. You could also use something like ImageOptim, which is free and does a good job of optimising images for web.
Sometimes you need separate images for different breakpoints and other times not. It depends very much on the situation.
Nice to get a reply back
The apps you’re talking about when shrinking them down do they keep the pixelization to a minimum?
Hi @taz - welcome to the club!
I use pixelmator pro - I have the original pixelmator which I use still.
If you want more info, watch the Blocs Master himself! @Eldar on his video here. if you are new to blocs check out : https://blocsmaster.com
Thank you for your reply. I like that video.
I like what squoosh can do. Do you find the results with pixelization?
This is why I ask, because apps like this do.
To this day I have not yet seen online apps do something like that automatically. (Pixelization - Wikipedia) There is also squash as a real program.
Thanks, I will look in that.
Like @Flashman already suggested, I also use Affinity Photo, ImageOptim and I use in addition to these ImageAlpha (for transparent PNGs).