1 | initial version |
.jpg
is a "lossy" format, you'll never get back exactly, what you wrote.
if you need that kind of exactness, stick with lossless codecs, like .png
or uncompressed images, like .bmp
2 | No.2 Revision |
it's not your code.
.jpg
is a "lossy" format, you'll never get back exactly, what you wrote.
if you need that kind of exactness, stick with lossless codecs, like .png
or uncompressed images, like .bmp