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  1. Edge now supports AVIF! (in the canary version but still) Things are finally settling on a format! AVIF image format | Can I use... Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc Alright no more F**king around, let us save in AVIF.
  2. It's used more widely than AVIF or JPEGXL just cause xbox and nvidia use it for screenshots, and the native windows photo viewer supports it in full HDR. It is currently the only consumer level viewer for HDR images. There's likely more JXR images out there than AVIF and JPEGXL combined.
  3. Now microsoft has added support for HDR wallpapers through JXR, is there a way to make this format outside of a game screenshot? NO! Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25921 | Windows Insider Blog
  4. I'm just saying from personal experience, saving the same HDR file from photoshop as an AVIF and a JPEGXL, the AVIF is a fraction of the size of the JPEGXL.
  5. AVIF is much smaller than JpegXL though, especially for HDR images.
  6. Agreed! We need more websites like this! Create and edit true HDR (High Dynamic Range) images - Greg Benz Photography
  7. AVIF is MUCH smaller though, a AVIF is a small fraction of the sized compared JPEG XL.
  8. So why is Avif not a saveable format in affinity photo?
  9. Ok I didn't realize this before but I see why AVIF seems to be what people are leaning toward. The compression on those is INSANE. a 8-12MB HDR/whatever is like 200KB in AVIF. Photoshop supports this but affinity does not... At this point maybe I just need to constantly campaign for AVIF support. that would easily replace JPEG. It just needs broader support.
  10. (Accidental duplicate cause the website bugged)
  11. Also to be clear avif DOES work in most browsers just not edge. and does display as HDR in those browsers, it even works for text and such. Just check this out, but finding this kind of support on a publicly uploadable website is a pain. Create and edit true HDR (High Dynamic Range) images - Greg Benz Photography Never seen an 8bit Webp tho, and that works on everything...
  12. Yeah there's lots of support in editing programs for all kinds of formats, the problem is consumer level. There's no solution for people to easily consume HDR images in a format that is also easy to create. JXR is the closest I've seen to at least beginning to solve that problem due to native Windows support and Xbox. Or at least help create some sort of demand for newer formats to be supported. If there was a bunch of awesome HDR paintings/photos out there that people wanted to see but couldn't without downloading the file, that would help create the demand. Photoshop is it's own shitshow cause it's not a default saving format it is a saving format ONLY in their cameraraw thing which requires steps to open up in a way that lets you save these formats unless you have lightroom. It's really stupid. Yeah I guess but that didn't apply to videos DX, there's plenty of video support but no images support. Can't create demand if there's no working solution in the first place. Is there even a way to make those? 🤔
  13. Wait it was removed from edge?! But then why doesn't windows photo app open jpegXL!!!!? Why doesn't jpegxl work on anything?! This whole thing is maddening... Avif at least works on most browsers but edge, but for some reason I just don't expect any website to go out of their way for support so I mostly want desktop solutions. I have resorted to complaining to Microsoft about it on their feedback hub. please upvote it. https://aka.ms/AAjwahq
  14. I even tried blender which for some reason supports a format called Jpeg 2000 which supports 16-bit color but nothing can read it lmao. Whats funny is, windows photo viewer can read an HDR TIF file, but it does not display it in HDR even though it can tell it's an HDR file. It does the same thing with 16bit PNGs.
  15. I decided to cave and try paint.net from a HDR tif file, and it does what I expected outputs an SDR image. Based on the way the image looks when its loaded I assume the program dumps the 32bit color data when it loads and can't save it. And paint.net doesn't support any HDR or EXR formats either.
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