3/13/2022, 12:35 PMOk so a little bit of a strip production story here, I use Sketchbook to draw my strip, and I default to saving the files as JPEGs (admittedly PNGs are probably better but this is just the way I've done it for three and a half years). Now when saving a file to a JPEG in Sketchbook, it prompts you to choose a quality to save the file in. For the first, I wanna say 20 strips I did, I saved the files at the default mid-quality setting, which kinda compresses the image a bit (it's more obvious if you zoom in). Beyond that, I started saving all my files in the highest quality setting, it's not as sharp as a PNG or a vectorized format (like, say, a PSD) but it gets the job done. Here's the thing, though, if you save a JPEG file in Sketchbook after going through the whole "save as" procedure, it doesn't give you the quality settings and defaults the quality to mid. So if I want to edit a strip to, say, fix a misspelled word or add a word or two that I inadvertently missed, I need to go through the "save as" process to keep the quality up.
So why am I telling you this now? Well, because this is the last strip that I made that save mistake on.
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So why am I telling you this now? Well, because this is the last strip that I made that save mistake on.