Icon anti-aliasing problem

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• Bug in CS5 render anti-aliased text in "save for web".

  Looks like there is a bit of a bug when using 'save for web and devices' with light weights of type in CS5 for Mac. Although the slim type looks good while working in Illustrator, as soon as you enter the "Save for web" dialog, it gets seriously distorted. It seems that this issue has been present at least since CS4. It happens not in Photoshop. It seems particularly bad for light text on dark background.

  Some people may say ' of course, Illustrator is not really intended for work intensive bitmap. However, with features like "look pixelated" and 'hold on to the pixels', Illustrator is (usually) become a very effective way for web design, and personally I prefer it to Photoshop. It is also clear that Adobe intends it to be used in this way. In order to make anti-aliasing bug is certainly a problem. Just surprised that they don't have not address it when CS5 is born.

  I have implemented some images on http://www.thesheep.co.uk/2011/06/24/illustrator-save-for-web-anti-aliasing-problems/ example to illustrate the problem.

  Are there any smart workaround for this? It's a bit annoying to have to hover over stuff in PS before exporting, but maybe that's what I have to do. I hope that Adobe will address this soon.

  In save for web go to the "Image size" tab and select type optimized menu. It takes the smoothing parameter that you selected in the character Panel.

  Get better when you do it like that?

• Anti-aliasing

  Hi all as you can see, I have a few anti aliasing problems.  I use cs4 and the pen tool to draw this image, once I closed the way I do selection and anti-aliasing is checked and feather is 0.  I added a black line on the path to show the anti aliasing.  Anyone know how to get rid of the embattled edges?  Thank you

  

  This does not really address the issue, but have you tried to use the path as a vector mask to a layer instead of create a selection?

• Filter low pass analog (anti-aliasing filter) external to the NI USB 6251 housing

  Hello everyone!

  -I m trying to acquire an analog signal of tension (high frequency content) using a connected to an edge NI USB-6251 BNC-2110. I learned in this Labview Forum that NI USB-6251 has no analog low-pass filter programmable (or anti-aliasing filter), so that I can't help but jitter when scanning my signals. For my application, the cutoff frequency of the analog low-pass filter must be equal to 100 kHz or MORE (maximum of 500 kHz). A possible solution to solve my problem, would be to work with an external analog low-pass filter before you scan the voltage signal. Based on this I'd like to know:

  (1) national Instruments develops analog external filters? I need a filter which also has one output, analog, so that I could send also the low-pass analog filter filtered signal to my NI USB-6251 box to scan correctly it!

  (2) what model of external low pass filter would be compatible with the NI USB-6251 housing?

  Any help would be much appreciated!

  Best regards!

  Hello

  all high resolution of the M series (628 x) cards are equipped with a filter low pass which can be enabled or disabled programmatically. For the anti-aliasing filter feature, examine the boards of National Instruments DSA (dynamic signals Acquisition) acoustic and vibration measurement
  currently the NOR 9221, 9225, 9227, 9229, 9233, 9234, 9235, 9236, 9239 and 9237 C Series modules feature anti-aliasing filters. These modules are intended for the high accuracy measures for which anti-aliasing filters are a necessity.

  Houssam Kassri

  OR Germany

• Anti-Aliasing feature in graph does not always, but inexplicably...

  I noticed a strange bug of Aliasing in the graphical indicator in my labview 2014

  I have attached a file that has two supposedly identical graphics but on my PC (windows 7, i-3 dual core, 8 GB Ram) charts two different display modes.

  The one labeled "aliasing problem" is jagged when anti-aliasing is turned on and when is broken. The other table behaves as I expect and I'm used to.

  (1) - does anyone see this difference as I do?

  (2) can someone explain the reason for this phenomenon?

  much obliged for any comment

  Thank you

  I see the same thing:

  

  There seems to be a bug specifically with the graph of scan (with the line). Power off the line, updates work fine. Also, turning aliasing seems then redraw the map with the correct folding (you can see that at Midway through the data on the first plot). You could try periodically calling the method "Force redraw' to see if that makes aliasing to update. It seems also set when you stop the VI.

  Weird bug since it is only on one of the graphics.

  (Also... What is with all the local variables and signalling of the value? (And the weird to leave timeout?)

• Full Screen anti-aliasing

  Well, today I have a question about disabling Full Screen anti-aliasing.  I installed Windows 7 on my Windows Vista OS in October when Windows 7 is released in stores.  I had a few games installed on my PC before upgrade me to Windows 7, but since I tried to install any game on my PC now that it works on Windows 7, the game will not play either or he advises me to disable the Full Screen anti-aliasing to play the games that I install.  The thing is, I don't know where to go to turn off Full Screen anti-aliasing.  I hope that it is in fact the resolution to resolve this issue.  Otherwise I won't be able to play the games that I like on my PC. Help me with this problem please.

  Hello

  You can check this link:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/WPF/thread/1ad9a62a-d1a4-4ca2-A950-3b7bf5240de5/

  As a work-around to try to reduce accerelation of hardware on the computer and check.

  Here are a few steps to try following these steps and check:

  1. right click on the desktop and click on personalize.
  2. click display settings, and then click Advanced settings.
  3. click on the Troubleshooting tab, and then click on change settings.
  4 move the notches on both hardware acceleration slider to the left.
  5. click OK and then click Restart now.
  6. once the computer has restarted, test the game.

  It will be useful.

• Windows 8 and anti-aliasing of fonts

  Hello!

  This is my first post in the Microsoft community.
  I'm a big fan of this company, and that I usually use their products in my studies, work, mail... etc.
  I've used Windows since XP, and I'm very happy with the last windows8.
  Windows 8 is much more fluid and more "BOLD", I love it!
  There's only one small problem, but it's really important me: font smoothing.
  I started using Ubuntu lately in my brother's laptop, and I was completely impressed by the display of fonts on it.
  It seems bigger, more professional and more :-)
  The police is 'acceptable' on windows only when it is greater than 50px.
  I see an evolution on this way on IE for ie9, but it certainly not the same as Ubuntu
  Can they take this thinking in mind when working with blue windows, or they will ignore it and continue with the fonts as 15years ago...

  Hello!

  I would like to offer a way to adjust your font smoothing.  To account for many types of LCD monitors and different types of pixels, Windows has adjustments to the police of smoothing method it uses.  It is possible that an optimal method of inferiority is currently used.  Here is how to adjust it:
  1. Open your startup screen and type the word "clear" (search results appear when you start typing).
  2. Select the category of settings on the right, then click on the result of research called "adjust ClearType text' to start the ClearType text.
  3. Click next in the wizard and then step through the calibration.  At each stage, you will be asked to click on the text that is best for you.  This will allow Windows to use better anti-aliasing of fonts for your system and your preference.

• Unable to turn off anti-aliasing in the paint bucket tool!

  Hi all! Today, I have a problem with Photoshop CS6, I don't know why it won't let me not turn off anti-aliasing in the paint bucket tool. The toolbar shows me a gray box of anti-aliasing, unverifiable:

  

  Could someone explain how to solve? It is very irritating.

  The color - indexed color Mode you cannot click on Anti Alias.

  So if you change the image in RGB or CMYK, you will then be able to use the option of anti-aliasing.

• Is there a way to remove anti-aliasing on objects in PS?

  Without going into too much boring detail, I'm working on the art files created by other people. There are often dozens of smart objects (vector) that have been placed with active anti-aliasing, resulting in the rounded edges, that everyone loves so much. Fuzzy or crisp edges have no impact on the quality of the final product, but I can't get the artists to stop using it. The problem is that I need to make accurate selections of art as quickly as possible. Ideally with the magic wand. Is there a way to remove this effect, is looks like it would be simple enough to have a checkbox in the Properties window.

  If you're going in Edition > turn free, uncheck the box anti-aliasing, what is working?

  Do no real transformation, simply uncheck anti-aliasing and then validate

• CC of the Illustrator's anti-aliasing to white (?) on the edge of the exported TIFF

  Example of how to reproduce the problem is quite simple:
  On project empty to create rectangle in any color (let's make it green).
  Export to TIFF with any anti-aliasing option turned on.
  Exported TIFF gets extreme right and bottom line lighter pixel, because it would be anti-aliasing on the edge with something white.

  How can I get rid of this and make these same two lines at the top and to the left (no lighter color). I need to sample for tile seamless and the only way to be, I found for a moment is 'manual' correction of these two lines in any bitmap image editor.

  Same problem is with JPG and PSD export. Export WMF gets white line at the bottom (not lighter green, but white). Export BMP rectangle gives solid green without lighter lines, because I want it to be.
  As I do a tile seamless for printing on fabrics, I need to format PSD or TIFF with ICC profile. Of course my tile is not as simple as the clear green rectangle, but it's easier to reproduce the problem I found.

  Try another resolution, as a multiple of 72; 288 ppi.

  300 / 72 = 4, 166666666666666666

  Is not a round number, causing anti-aliasing.

• Reduce the sizes of the images - not anti-aliasing

  Hi guys,.

  I had a search around and not found much to this particular (it is also a difficult thing to get) so I hope that perhaps someone here could enlighten us.

  I am relatively new to using Flash but well-versed in other adobe software.

  I have this problem:

  I am a symbol of interpolation so that it reduces in size. It was a PNG. He's going to be great for the little ones. When it is small, it becomes less anti-aliasing (claire double-edged, more visible and directly proportional to how much he has been reduced)

  It's something unrelated to real interpolation - it has just become evident in this situation. It also happens when resizing just using the tools of transformation.

  Here are a few screenshots:

  

  Thoughts?

  Sam

  Right-click on the image in the library and choose the properties option.  In the interface that opens, select the option to allow smoothing.

  You could also just try using Flash vector graphics for special instead of an imported image.

• Undesirable Anti-aliasing after export to PDF!

  Dear community,

  First of all, let me tell you, I'm relatively new to indesign.

  It's really driving me crazy: my boss gave me the task of renewing our business cards (no new provision, just different names and addresses). So I got the indesign file my predecessor did and changed the names and contact details. The indesign file contains three sides back to three different people, each with their own QR code.

  I made three new QR codes, removed the 'old' and brought the new po those (codes were initially PNG, I put them in Photoshop and exported in the form of PSD because I heard, I should use PSD files in ID instead of PNG or JPEG).

  When exporting to PDF, two of these QR codes are works fine, the third has the following problem: on the edges of the code, light gray thin lines appear, to my untrained eye, these look just as anti-aliasing. These only appear in the exported PDF file, not in Indesign itself and that in one of the three QR-codes, even if I created and imported them all the same way.

  I probably should mention, I did 50% transparent codes. I already did a lot of research about this issue and has said that it is a bug that has been fixed in ID CC 2014, so I updated my ID for this version, imported the corrupt PSD, still the same problem.

  What I did wrong with this PSD file in particular? Could there be a button or something, when I have the psd selected in the iD, which activates / deactivates AA on and off that particular file?

  I've added two pictures. 1 is one of those who do not all problems, the second is one that has some anti-aliasing, unwanted (or whatever it is). I just did the screenshots in Acrobat, because this forum won't let me download the PDF files. As I said, they both come from the same ID, exported file the same way.

  Thanks in advance for your kind help.

  Nigi

  

  The problem was caused by downsampling. The resolution is higher and you down tasted with the wrong method, also, you used grayscale or CMYK or RGB image, in this case a 1 bit image would be the choice. But the best is to use the feature ID QR.

• Why my text have jagged edges (even with anti-aliasing on smooth)?

  I put anti-aliasing on smooth, 100% zoom, and it always looks terrible. Not use the fake bold or italic. I tried "reset character" and he looks even worse. Tried also all other anti-aliasing options. Honestly, I can't think of anything else.

  It's may be the police good "cheap", but I've included someone of another image using the same exact font and it seems. What is going on? I've never had this problem before. The only thing I can think is that I have just started using photoshop on my Macbook, do Mac ttf files not read correctly? Any help would be appreciated.

  With the help of CS6 and MacBook Air.

  vs the two png at 72 dpi.

  Solved. In case someone had the same problem, it's because I was typing under a layer of levels rather than above it.

• Why anti-aliasing Illustrator CC exported files in Photoshop, even when turned off anti-aliasing?

  Hi all

  I just changed to CC of CS5. My Illustration workflow involves export from Illustrator to Photoshop. I disable anti-aliasing in the export options in Photoshop to make net angles. For example,.25 black line exports ch as a wide black line of a pixel.

  When exporting CC of Illustrator, I select 'none' to the anti-aliasing when exporting, but art is anti-aliasing in Photoshop. For example, exports of line noire.25 to PS as a line blurred grayscale.

  Have I missed something or that I can't export a line of true crenellated Illustrator to Photoshop more?

  Thanks for any help!

  This problem has been FIXED in the version of Illustrator CC 2014.

  Now I can use it!

• Vectorization Anti-Aliasing?

  I am trying to import some QR codes in illustrator and then using vectorization on them to convert them into vectors. The funny this is that even if the image source files are perfectly clean all the way up to 3200% magnification, all forms are perfectly numbers of pixels, and all angles are perfect of the 1990s, they come out of the own vectorization.

  Some, not all, the lines are a little teensy swollen and blurred. I thought that this could be a problem with it does not line up for the grid of pixels correctly so I tried snaps to the pixel before tracing. I tried with the 300 and 72 ppi image sources, which were perfectly clean in photoshop. I tried the formats PNG and JPEG formats for the source files. in my trace options, the blur is set to 0, as is the path of fitting. I still can't come out clean. The only conclusion I can draw is there some kind of Anti-Aliasing going on but I can't find a way around.

  Any ideas?

  Nothing wrong. You don't understand how to work these algorithms and using a wrong workflow. Simply rebuild the QR code by drawing a sqaure around the whole area, and then convert the object into a grid with lines / columns, delete the empty boxes. It takes 2 minutes.

  Mylenium