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No. 33685
ID: 13f315
You can keep your shitty JPEG scanned watermarked faded images. There's nothing blurry about it unless your monitor is low res or can't display the full range of an HDR pic.
I don't care about file size when it comes to quality, the more the better. I believe in maximizing the potential of an image within the limitations given. Those limitations just happen to be 3MB for this site, 16 bit PNG, or 8 bit if I have to use JPEG, and the original quality, shading, and color range of the image. I only remove noise while preserving detail using Imagenomic Noiseware Professional, and I upres images using Alien Skin Blow Up. HDR brings out the maximum color range in any image, putting darks and lights at their true level and toning the image accordingly.
This is not a post processing effect. You lose more important detail saving anything as a JPEG. I can always give the source to the images I post.
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