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The currently used "PNG" format is not lossless and therefore might influence the quality of the tests. For example, if a prepared test image is exported from GIMP for comparison with blend_modes' image blending method, the image might already be changed during the export process.
To avoid this problem, a lossless format should be used, for example TIFF. The format needs to be fully compatible with the library used for importing images into Python (currently opencv-python).
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I think you confuse the two formats. PNG is always lossless, whereas TIFF can be lossless, but often isn't. -- It depends on which compression method you select when exporting the TIFF image.
The currently used "PNG" format is not lossless and therefore might influence the quality of the tests. For example, if a prepared test image is exported from GIMP for comparison with blend_modes' image blending method, the image might already be changed during the export process.
To avoid this problem, a lossless format should be used, for example TIFF. The format needs to be fully compatible with the library used for importing images into Python (currently opencv-python).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: