FROM : Jonathon Mah
DATE : Wed Jan 09 18:20:45 2008
Gregory,
On 2008-01-09, at 23:04, Gregory 'guardian' Pakosz wrote:
> well what you seem to call "LCD antialising" is subpixel rendering,
> and it makes sense for anything drawn to the screen.
My apologies, I thought you meant subpixel precision (which would be
rendered as anti-aliasing with whole pixels). As far as I'm aware,
Quartz does not draw paths with subpixel rendering, only text (if it
is enabled).
Personally, I can't stand the color fringes on text (on my MacBook),
so I have text set to normal anti-aliasing.
Jonathon Mah
<email_removed>
DATE : Wed Jan 09 18:20:45 2008
Gregory,
On 2008-01-09, at 23:04, Gregory 'guardian' Pakosz wrote:
> well what you seem to call "LCD antialising" is subpixel rendering,
> and it makes sense for anything drawn to the screen.
My apologies, I thought you meant subpixel precision (which would be
rendered as anti-aliasing with whole pixels). As far as I'm aware,
Quartz does not draw paths with subpixel rendering, only text (if it
is enabled).
Personally, I can't stand the color fringes on text (on my MacBook),
so I have text set to normal anti-aliasing.
Jonathon Mah
<email_removed>
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