QUOTE (redmonke @ Sep 6 2009, 06:06 AM)

Mr. Smarty pants, aren't you?
You obviously have no fudgeing idea how this works. PNG saves all colors known to computers, but not all of those colors are seen by the human eye. When you save as a JPG at highest settings, you'll get all the colors that the human eye can see, meaning no color loss or discoloration.
Get your facts straight.
If you had noticed, he didn't save the .JPG at the highest settings. When .JPG compresses an image, it starts to convert blocks that are of a similar colour into one larger block of the same colour. It's because the human eye doesn't distinguish every single colour in the image. He saved it at a lower quality, so it started to go blocky, as you can see (especially around the text).
I think that
here can give a fairly good visual example on how .JPG images compress.
QUOTE (Radioactive Monkey @ Sep 6 2009, 06:00 AM)

Your freaking 13 years old, and your trying to debate with older people witch absolutely no English writing skills. You left almost every sentence as a run-on or, an incomplete sentence. Your insulting people, which is never a good way to win a debate, but it may be effective if you want people to dislike you. On top of all that your throwing words that just dont exist into your debate making you look more unconvincing. Lossy is not a word, and nor is lossless. The proper way to say what you were unconvincingly trying to say is ".JPG images are 'leaky'," for the first error. For the second one I would see it better fit as "PNG images seem to lose less(space there and no double s on lose, just doesnt fit the sentence.)."
I personally have been messing arround with graphics since you were probably 5 or 6. I enjoy having debates but if you are going to debate, please get your facts in order, and maybe write this all in Microsoft word so you can spell check while your at it, and dont insult people. Insulting people during a debate is a sure way to end up in you losing it.
In my personal Experience, JPG has seemed to hold better quality compared to PNG on many occasions, but PNG has other times out-done JPG on its own. It really just depends on how the image is going to be used. In the case that we are argueing about(for this desktop images) JPG will do just fine because there is no 'File size limit' and he can save at a much higher quality than if he were to use it here.
What the hell? I'm not 13, I'm 14. I don't believe that my age should have anything to do with the quality of images. From a first glance, your English skills don't look top notch either.
'witch absolutely no English writing skills'? I believe that you're the one in dire need of a spellchecker. When I sent that first post, I had no intention of a debate. Now look where I am.
What on earth is with people who haven't heard of lossy and lossless? Is Google too hard to use? I've found that, so far, an audio site has given me the best example to use to explain what both of them are. Let me introduce you to
lossy and
lossless.
If you've been 'messing around with graphics' since I was about 5 or 6, you'd know what both of those words mean. Perhaps you'd even stop calling it graphics, and call it digital art! I've been learning, researching, and even going as far as teaching some things for about 4 years now.
I'm not sure what point you're trying to convey in your last paragraph. For desktop wallpapers, they generally should be saved in the best quality possible. In relation to my last post, .JPG is not the best quality format to be used for this kind of image. .PNG would be better, or .BMP.
(Oh, and on a side note, it was rather late at night. I had quite a few things on my mind, and unfortunately this topic wasn't high priority)
QUOTE (A D A M @ Sep 6 2009, 06:30 AM)

Your only 17, don't think you can pull it just yet

You get a thumbs up from me.
QUOTE (A T H E N @ Sep 6 2009, 06:54 AM)

I have yet to see any design skills from you. All I see is you talkin Sh**.
I have yet to see any design skills from you either. Your signature could have been considerably better. You've put on some grunge brushes, highlighted a few of them, maybe smudged some a little bit. Maybe read some more tutorials?
If you really must, I've put some of my older stuff
here.
QUOTE (Radioactive Monkey @ Sep 6 2009, 11:48 AM)

1) Proper English helps win debates, making up fake words does not(This relates to age because as being 13 hes learning how to write 1 page essays, and learning vocabulary like 'aquadic' while im writing 3 pages essays in propper format learning words like 'Pathos'.)
2) Maturity levels.
3) Patience.
1) Proper English does, and I don't use fake words. I've been in enough arguments with people to know that before I start, I need my facts straight. I'm 14, and I'm not learning words like
aquatic. I write my essays in proper format, I use proper English, and they're nearly always more than that one page marker you've set.
2) You're obviously not very mature if you need to use the age card.
3) I'm rather patient. You ask anyone that knows me and they'll say I'm patient. I've taken the time to read all of your comments, comprehend them, come up with replies to them and then proof read through them.
You can't say that just because you're older than me, you're smarter than me. Knowledge isn't intelligence.