Okay, but still, some kinds of changes are better than others. They should probably start testing for this in the visual perception tests: is lost information greyed out in a visible way? Are words and digits always fuzzed, or replaced?
Because it turns out that fuzziness and compression artifacts have a higher-level meaning: when you see them, you know something has been lost. That's an important (if inadvertent) signal. We need to make sure the artifacts don't go away.
Because it turns out that fuzziness and compression artifacts have a higher-level meaning: when you see them, you know something has been lost. That's an important (if inadvertent) signal. We need to make sure the artifacts don't go away.