Re: I'm in trouble! Jagged edges within image
by "jim barchuk" <jbarchuk(at)worldnet.att.net>
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Sun, 18 Jan 1998 21:22:53 -0500 |
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Hello Ralph!
> I haven't seen my message post, so I'm resubmitting it under a new
> subject heading here.
Didn't see it.
> I am trying to get the jaggedness out of my images but so far have
> had no luck. Five examples are located at the the URL listed below.
> I feel that image number 5 is the better of those up, but I still
> can't get it perfect.
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> http://www.3me.com/anatomorphexa.html
Heck no! #5 has the sharpest jaggies in the bunch. Look at the left
rising leg of the first A and compare it to #2. Yes, #2 looks
'softer', but that's because the jaggies are smoothed out. What
software are you using to create this text?
Yes, as Chris said it does appear that you're blurring to lose the
jaggies, far better and easier to just plain start with dithering
enabled.
Have a :) day!
jim barchuk
mailto:jb(at)jbarchuk.com
http://www.jbarchuk.com
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