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Figure 13.79: Export MNG File Dialog Diálogo exportar como MNG
The MNG format, an animation format, supports 256 transparency levels, which, unfortunately, are not recognized by
Internet Explorer 6. The dialog offers two options. Select Save as animation. The other option, Flatten Image has no sense
here. and, for that matter, an image which is saved so is not recognized by GIMP.
Internet Explorer 6. The dialog offers two options. Select Save as animation. The other option, Flatten Image has no sense
here. and, for that matter, an image which is saved so is not recognized by GIMP.
Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)
Figure 13.80: Export GIF File Dialog
The GIF format, less sophisticated than the MNG format, supports 256 colors and 2 transparency levels only. But it will
keep on being used as long as Internet Explorer doesn’t support 256 transparency levels.
keep on being used as long as Internet Explorer doesn’t support 256 transparency levels.
The dialog offers you either Flatten Image or Save as animation. See
in Glossary.
If you have not transformed your image into a 256 colors indexed image before, this dialog will ask you choose between
Convert to grayscale and Convert to indexed using default settings. Be careful: an indexed image ungoes a severe loss of
colors and the added palette can give it a size bigger and a quality less than if it was saved as JPEG.
Convert to grayscale and Convert to indexed using default settings. Be careful: an indexed image ungoes a severe loss of
colors and the added palette can give it a size bigger and a quality less than if it was saved as JPEG.