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The reduction of unwanted effects caused by the limited pixel grid or by the staircase effect.
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Sub-pixel antialiasing rules
What methods are used for sub-pixel anti-aliasing that give such good results?
You simply rasterize the letters as if they were 3x as wide.
The results differ in the way you rasterize the curves …
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What is Illustrator's vector rasterization process?
And just to add: it is called "conflation" artifact and this is what AntiGrain Geometry used the compound shapes rasterizer for, see:
(source: sourceforge.net)
Also, this is what NV Path Rendering cl …
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