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Originally Posted by qrange
what you need is jpg.
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I'd say that depends on the nature of the image. Large blocks of colour in a png tend not to stay that way after conversion to jpg. You are probably right though if their complaint is that the filesize is too large.
Perhaps if the OP were to attach or provide a link to the png in question someone could advise better.
I looked in to png filesize a few months ago when I found myself wanting to use png for some images because I needed them to have transparent sections but the filesizes where larger than I would have liked. (Several times larger than the transparency lacking jpg version of the image.) I came to the conclusion that there is often little you can do to reduce their filesize and if you can it might be very slow. There are tools and methods that will sometimes help though I don't recall finding anything in ImageMagick for it.
E.g.
http://davidwalsh.name/pngcrush
Putting 'reduce png file size' will of course yield other suggestions.
The ImageMagick folks have their own forum at
http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse...e547ab12e3bb69 so might be worth asking there.