02-02-2012, 05:02 AM
PNG doesn't support CMYK. So for print, it's a non-option. Just because it's PNG doesn't mean it's lossless. It can be lossless, but it depends on the application and the encoding used. I think assuming because it's PNG it's lossless is very dangerous. Compare PNGs from Photoshop saved via Save as... vs Save for web and you'll see a difference (at least in file size.)
For most computers anymore, there's no real reason to use interlacing.
aka "alpha transparency"
For most computers anymore, there's no real reason to use interlacing.
mikebw wrote: One thing that you might not know is that while GIF supported transparency it was only 1 bit (on or off) whereas PNG provides 8 bits of transparency information.
aka "alpha transparency"