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I want to save an image as a GIF file (or PNG would do), without loosing any colours. Filesize is important. With 256 colours in the GIF it looks identical to the original as far as I can see. With 128 colours it might be identical, but my eyes might be playing tricks on me. How can I get a count of the actual number of colours in my image? Or, failing that, how can I set the GIF save such that I get as big a palette as I need to accurately save the image?
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