File: geg.webp (72 KB, 1080x1080)
#"OreImo 2"
Webp Anime Reaction images thread #1. I plan on posting a dozen Webps per thread, this will be my workflow:
I'll try to keep these consistent except maybe 5. I'm using these parameters to optimize compression for Webp but there might be better ones.
- Take 1080p anime screenshot in PNG.
- Crop it to 1:1 1080x1080 res (so it looks good on mobile and desktop)
- Resize it to 50% and feed it to the Resrgan upscaler using the Anime-HQ-W4xEX model (found on the waifu2x extension gui on github)
- Resize it to 50% again (ie back to 1080x1080), overall this significantly removes video compression artefacts and sharpens up blurry details.
- Convert to webp using these parameters in cwebp: -sharp_yuv -m 6 -pass 10 -psnr 45
Media: OreImo 2
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File: webp_sometimes_better.webp (1.93 MB, 2040x1170)
>>482
In 10-20% of cases it might not be a huge improvement over JPG but the majority of the time it's 20-30% better and half the time it can even compete with JXL.
That last part made me rethink advocating for modern image formats because WebP is incrediby mature/stable/fine-tuned. JXL will do the same but when? 2030? 2035?
WebP is also more decode friendly than JXL so it can benefit pretty much everyone no matter how terribly low-spec their phone/computer is.
WebP can also compress PNG images with 0 loss in quality as well. Most websites do not support this yet or convert lossless WebP to lossy Webp.
Umigalaxy is one of the very few websites out there that will let you upload a lossless WebP and not apply any lossy compression to it.cwebp -lossless -z 9 -m 6 -q 100 in.png -o out.webpfor %a in (in.png) do @for %b in (out.webp) do @set/a p=100-(100*%~zb/%~za)&echo % smaller
I got a whopping 32% filesize reduction with picrel. From ~3 MB to ~2 MB, about an entire MB chunk wiped out.
There's also animated WebP, which I don't fully understand yet, but it obliterates GIF.
So idk man, "WEBP SUCKS ASS" is a pretty facebook-tier/MIGA way of looking at WebP in my humble opinion.
