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   Carlos E. R., 2026-02-17 11:30:   
      
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   > A solid colour, when selected in a computer, uses far less resources   
   > than a picture, even if it is a solid colour picture. A solid colour   
   > picture still has to be drawn pixel by pixel. No solid fill function!   
      
   A solid color JPEG is very efficient - since JPEG does not store single   
   pixels but the mathematical description how to construct the content. In   
   the end, the device will also just draw a black rectangle, when you   
   create JPEG with just black in it. There is no "pixel by pixel" in this   
   case. PNG should also be very efficient in this case, even though it is   
   lossless compression.   
      
      
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