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Options:<br>
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-f = output format, defaults to the recommended setting: png<br>
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-q = quality, defaults to 90, only affects png & jpeg/jpg
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-m = mode, available: o4, o9, e. default: o4.
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-q = quality, defaults to 90, only affects jpeg/jpg
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source path = a path to an image file you want to dither<br>
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output name = the name of the file you would like to output, do not include file extension
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Lid works best outputting png files from any input. You will get the smallest file with the best quality this way.
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### Modes
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#### o4
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This is the lowest quality mode. It will produce the smallest file size. It is a four level ordered dither.
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#### o9
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This mode produces medium quality dithering, it is still a very noticeable effect but not as harsh as o4. It is a none level ordered dither.
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#### e
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This is the highest quality mode. It uses an error diffusion dither. The file size will be the largest of the bunch, but should still be a good reduction from a regular full color photograph.
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## License
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Public domain. Use it, improve it, share it!
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