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Quantitize our biggest logos - #238
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Unlike pnggcrush this is _destructive_ but greatly decreases the weights
of some images.
I used:
pngquant <Ncolors> --speed 1 --verbose <file>
With ncolors=256 or 64 ... and visualy judging if the image was still
good.
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These look OK to me as well. |
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Unlike pnggcrush this is destructive but greatly decreases the weights
of some images.
I used:
With ncolors=256 or 64 ... and visualy judging if the image was still good