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hi! the question is in the title!
I save my images in .gif format most of the times. Sometimes in .jpg but have tried .png only once.
How about you?
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GIF as often as I can, PNG if the number of colors is bigger than GIF can hold, JPG only for quick previews.
That is a slightly "uneducated" question... It's like saying "What gas do you prefer in you car, diesel or unleaded?" - it depends what your car is supposed to run on!
Different formats are for different types of image. I mean a logo with hard edges and flat blocks of color would look crap as a JPEG, as be 3 times the size as it would be as a 16 color GIF, whereas a digital photo saved as a compressed GIF looks like someone drew it in Paint on a Windows 3.x machine! There are different format for different purposed, spend a bit of time learning and playing with the different formats, and you will soon know what to use where.
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png, its by far the new leader
jpeg are very fast to deal with
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Originally Posted by Mr.Domains
That sums it up very well, Mr. Domains.
That is how it is done.
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