A Wife Who Heals with Tights - Ch. 25

[MangaDex]

 

[Scheibkerl]

I did some experiments with this chapter :
1. Compressed the png ( I used to upload the full png as a result lots of reader had slower page loading times).
2. Experimented with fonts for the second page. (Bad Unicorn).

So please if you have a bad experience reading the chapter please please ping me and tell what should I do.

 

[Lynkaster]

oh my, what is that cute little creature...? 😮

@Eidetic_Paarthurnax MD has a function to show compressed .jpg to save data if the readers want it

 

[griddu23]

Thx for the chapter.

 

[trenslime]

Can I unsee this chapter?

 

[GirmLock]

@trenslime you can not

 

[Bachenaugen]

But can she say the n-word?

 

[4cans]

thanks for the chapter

 

[goodie-bag]

Rapping about tights while wearing tights. That's not something I'd expect.

 

[dysperwithaperiod]

i’ve seen the cool dude 90’s rap style parodied in a lot of recent manga. what are manga artists perception of modern rap?

 

[Xystus]

Ooooooookay this chapter was sorta cringe, ngl. Very little tights action too.

 

[MarqFJA87]

... I never thought I'd use "cute" and "rap" in the same sentence before. Moreso with the former word describing the latter one.

 

[havelmom]

👹 I'm not reading that

 

[Candymon]

I can accept a certain level of corny fluff, but this is cringe territory

 

[OtokoNoKozou]

@Eidetic_Paarthurnax Thank you for compressing/optimizing the PNGs! I was doing it manually on my own device with optipng to save space, so it's nice not to have to worry about that. I noticed that your credits page became a 10.5 MB JPEG for some reason, but I was able to compress the original PNG version from Ch. 22 to 1.48 MB, so I wonder if that was a mistake (note that the PNG was corrupted somehow, so I had to convert losslessly to BMP and then back to PNG before optimizing). The smaller, lossless PNG is a definitely preferred.

 

[Scheibkerl]

@OtokoNoKozou Help me....
https://imgur.com/wpoBpb8
lol.

 

[OtokoNoKozou]

@Eidetic_Paarthurnax Yo, I'm so sorry! I was writing up a response like a week ago and then got distracted and forgot to post it. Better late than never, I guess!

So, that credits page from chapter 22 that was like 21 MB was corrupted and literally about 60% metadata when I opened it up in a hex editor (seriously, like 12 MB of pure ASCII text in the form of XML tags like

<rdf:li>xmp.id:02801174072068118C14AE862C7C4ED1</rdf:li>

). For comparison, when I took the exact same PNG, fixed the corruption by converting it, and exported it from GIMP, it got down to 1.5 MB without doing anything special. I see that you're using Photoshop CC 2015, and this seems to be a known issue with Photoshop--looks like you can solve it by just exporting without metadata, which you should be doing anyway to minimize filesize.

That'll fix most of your problems, but I also recommend using ECT (Efficient Compression Tool) to (as the name implies) efficiently compress your PNGs after exporting them. There's a ton of lossless PNG optimizers out there, but I've found that ECT usually gets the best results while also being significantly faster than similar tools--about three times faster than the ones I was using before. There's no GUI, but it's really straightforward--just run

ect -9 -strip

on the files you need to compress (or just

ect -9 -strip *.png

in the folder where you have your PNGs to batch process) and let it do its thing. Here's my final result after optimizing with ECT, weighing in at a svelte 1.35 MB without any loss in quality.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you need a more detailed explanation and I'll see what I can do. Also, while ECT is (IMO) your best option, if you'd really rather avoid the command line I can try to recommend a GUI alternative.

 

[Scheibkerl]

@OtokoNoKozou
Damn bruh thanks!
Well yeah I will use ECT,

Again thank you very much!

 

[Wexmajor]

Tfw ywn be serenaded with a 90's edutainment rap by your sexy tights-wearing wife.