Browser image quality comparison

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  1. clevin, Aug 4, 2010

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    done on windows 7, maybe somebody can contribute an OSX screenshot...
     

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  2. GGJstudios, Aug 4, 2010

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    A link to where the image is found would be helpful. Are you talking about what size/resolution image? Which browser? How the image appears on the screen would, of course, be computer-specific. I'm not understanding how you can compare browser images, except by trying different browsers on the same computer.
     
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  3. clevin, Aug 4, 2010

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    its original work done on my computer, no link necessary.

    the same image taken from apple.com has been zoomed in to show the details.

    The browsers used in the figure is safari, firefox, and chrome (not in the same order as shown in the image), Opera is not shown because it wouldn't allow zooming in of a single image.

    Pic attached above is a screen shot of three browsers side by side, so its on the same computer.

    The main point is to show how different browser decode and display images.
     
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  4. GGJstudios, Aug 4, 2010

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    Ahhh... gotcha. Thanks for the explanation. The differences are negligible, at least to my old eyes.
     
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  5. clevin, Aug 4, 2010

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    OSX versions
     

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  6. MisterMe, Aug 4, 2010

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    If you want anything resembling valid responses, then a link is necessary.

    FWIW, when magnified, [going left to right] the first image has higher resolution, the second image appears to about a half step behind, and the third shows distinctly more pixellation. At the magnification shown in your post, differences in the images is difficult to see. Even when magnified, these differences became apparent only after careful examination.
     
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