It's pretty cool that this just works now: opening a JPEG XL image directly in Adobe Photoshop. AVIF works too. Nice!
#jxl #jpegxl #jxlart https://t.co/ps7c4nwYBB
Jon Sneyers on Twitter
“It's pretty cool that this just works now: opening a JPEG XL image directly in Adobe Photoshop. AVIF works too. Nice!
#jxl #jpegxl #jxlart”
TwitterIt looks like @discord fixed this, which is great news!
https://t.co/8FkVKs6vxz
Jon Sneyers on Twitter
“Looks like @discord messed up, ruining (even retroactively!) many uploaded images: 1) they strip ICC profiles without color conversion, 2) they do low-quality lossy transcoding (q75 4:2:0 unoptimized libjpeg-turbo?), 3) recompressed images can be bigger than the originals. Ouch!”
Twitter'Pharmaceutical Abstraction'
2023, Jon Sneyers, image/jxl, 31 bytes
#jxlart #jpegxl #jxl
https://t.co/wRRV9gNGaa https://t.co/7KWsvCqbsS
The Cloudinary Image Dataset '22 (CID22) is now available at
https://t.co/eCWswXcxWdIt is a large IQA dataset based on 1.4 million human opinions (gathered in 46874 crowd-sourced test sessions). It nicely complements existing sets like TID2013 and KADID-10k.
CID22 - Cloudinary Image Dataset '22
'Structure (1-4)'
2023, Jon Sneyers, image/jxl, 4 parts, 28 bytes each (27 bytes for part 3)
#jxlart
https://t.co/OKFTKQZXD7
(change the last number to 6,5,3 and 9 to get each part) https://t.co/J5pm0v3gtF
'The fabric of reality'
2023, Jon Sneyers, image/jxl, 32 bytes
#jxlart #jpegxl #jxl
https://t.co/ctfoh1EPcs https://t.co/iUVli4CG9V
'Industrial Revolution'
2023, Jon Sneyers, image/jxl, 34 bytes
#jxlart
https://t.co/DDMu9LXMtH https://t.co/VOVrJNpvrZ
'Misty Glass Towers'
2023, Jon Sneyers, image/jxl, 40 bytes
#jxlart
https://t.co/4RjNAdUEjS https://t.co/egUQ5J7UTe
Transcoding uploaded images to q75 4:2:0 jpegs is also pretty bad. People use discord to share digital art, and until now they could share high-quality images as long as they're under 8 MB. Now those images lose a lot of quality, and not just the preview thumbnails. Very sad!
Stripping ICC profiles without conversion is a very amateurish thing to do. It's like a music score copying machine that removes all clef symbols and key signatures, saying "you don't really need those symbols, all music is in C major and written in the G-clef, right?"