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They do? They're just coloured pixels. When you open a bitmap image on different PCs and screens and display it at 1x wrt the monitor's pixels, you would expect
by ubercow13 8y ago
They do? They're just coloured pixels. When you open a bitmap image on different PCs and screens and display it at 1x wrt the monitor's pixels, you would expect every pixel to have the same colour across every PC/screen, no?
- czr 8y agoThe pixels will be the same on every PC/screen. The perceived sharpness/blurriness won't be–the whole point of the "color fringing" is that the subpixels of any particular display have an arrangement that can be exploited to add additional sharpness: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/Antialias-vrs-Cromapixel.svg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/Antialia... If the display you're viewing the image on has a different subpixel layout than the one that the image was rendered for, it won't look sharper.