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Aside from specifying image compression, Photoshop has 3 JPG file format
options:
* Baseline ("Standard")
* Baseline Optimized
* Progressive
The help says:
"The Baseline Optimized format optimizes the color quality of the image and
can produce a slightly smaller file size, but is not supported by all Web
browsers."
and other vaguely threatening things about progressive formats.
What are the pros & cons of each? Surely all browsers in use today support
all formats? Any IE vs. NN issues?
Can anyone point me to an authoritative guide to this stuff? Or maybe one
of you _is_ an authoritative guide & can explain it?
John Cornellier
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Paris
