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Hi there. I'm not a screener but I think I can help. The best way to avoid compression artefacts is to save your images at the highest quality after you've edited them.
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As Pta Aviation has said, the first step is definitely to make sure your jpeg is saved at max possible quality. There may be more than one parameter that controls this, depending on your editing software.
However, if further troubleshooting is required, look out for anything in your editing process that reduces noise in the sky. This should be avoided.
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