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Does this do proper linear (rather than gamma-encoded) compositing / anti-aliasing? If so, do people get mad that their fonts look a bit lighter than existing

Does this do proper linear (rather than gamma-encoded) compositing / anti-aliasing? If so, do people get mad that their fonts look a bit lighter than existing rasterization tools which (incorrectly) work in gammma-encoded color space?

pcwalton 7y ago
Gamma correct compositing is an option. You can play with it if you load a monochrome SVG in the demo. For fonts, Pathfinder uses the standard trick of dilating the outlines a bit in order to make fonts look a bit darker at small sizes.