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The weight works great on a high DPI display, but on older displays, it just doesn't work. Open on a rMBP or iPad, and it's beautiful. I'm guessing the designer
by LeoNatan25 11y ago
The weight works great on a high DPI display, but on older displays, it just doesn't work. Open on a rMBP or iPad, and it's beautiful. I'm guessing the designers are working on a high DPI Mac.
- hinkley 11y agoI am on a rMBP and I wouldn't call it beautiful. It's painfully thin, and the eyestrain factor is pretty high.
- nailer 11y agoEdit: should be sorted. Original: working on a standard DPI Mac, but it still looks fine - see http://imgur.com/WRWYzBx http://imgur.com/WRWYzBx. Trying to figure it out now...
- LeoNatan25 11y agoI'm guessing OS X's font smoothing is more aggressive and makes it look better than Windows'. It also depends on how the font was hinted for Windows, whereas on OS X, the system "knows best" and has its own font smoothing technique.
- tripzilch 11y agoDo you mean "fine" as in "very fine lines", or "looks fine" as in "looks good"? Cause that looks like a printer that ran out of ink.