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by Wise01 on January 5th, 2009
If you want a highly compressed image without any loss of quality, you can convert your .jpeg into .png
Even the highest quality in .png can be smaller in size than a highly compressed .jpeg image.
If you want a software to convert image files, you can find it at www.download.com
by Sheila3444 on January 7th, 2009
Best bet is png, whenever you compress a jpeg image you lose quality.
by StevenMcFlyJr on January 5th, 2009
PNG is the greatest file format. Hardly any quality loss & small file sizes.
Use any free program to convert them ... many on the marker & FREE :)
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