Thank you! The photos appeared, but they lost color and exposure. The AVIF got messed up, even though everything looked fine in the editor.
On peakd.com, the files were automatically re-encoded to HEIF. Although it lost a bit of dynamic range, it’s still much better than JPG photos.
Here is the comparison:
If you manage to make AVIF fully preserve the data, it would actually be even better than HEIF.
Right now I’ll try to make another test post. I noticed that on ecency.com, when trying to upload an AVIF photo, it gets re-encoded to HEIF. If it works like that, it’s better than JPG, but still worse than a full AVIF.
Thank you! The photos appeared, but they lost color and exposure. The AVIF got messed up, even though everything looked fine in the editor.
On peakd.com, the files were automatically re-encoded to HEIF. Although it lost a bit of dynamic range, it’s still much better than JPG photos.
Here is the comparison:
If you manage to make AVIF fully preserve the data, it would actually be even better than HEIF.
Right now I’ll try to make another test post. I noticed that on ecency.com, when trying to upload an AVIF photo, it gets re-encoded to HEIF. If it works like that, it’s better than JPG, but still worse than a full AVIF.
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