save about 1.7mb images size for store-blogpost #715
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…or so in overview :)
… size to the one actually used
…hings look good also on retina displays
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the result should look mostly the same, see commit messages for some more details.
things are less sharp on a retina display, but i think, still okayEDIT: downscaled to double desired width/height, that looks also good on retina and still saves a lot. might be a good rule of thumb for images optimisation