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Anti-Aliasing
This is how you get rid of the "jaggies" or "stair-case"
effect and the edges of lines look smooth as they blend in to
each other. It may be a bit of trial and error to get the right
combination of resolution and anti-aliasing to get the result
you need.
There are three levels of Anti-Aliasing
that can be set:
- none (1 x 1 sample) - no anti-aliasing
is used, this happens autoamtically when bilevel is selected.
- smooth (2 x 2 sample) - used
for most purposes
- smoother (3 x 3 sample) - high
res work - a big file is created when this is selected so get
ready to wait if you have a slow machine.
Hint:
Always
try and get away with the lowest possible resolution to give
you the result you need when the image is viewed at 100%. Beyond
that it is a waste of file size.
Go to:
Color Space - Resolution - Appearance |
