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Many don't seem to realize, that this also applies to Text. If you rasterize anti-aliased text. The grayscale image is really "coverage" percentages and not int
by danybittel 4y ago
Many don't seem to realize, that this also applies to Text.
If you rasterize anti-aliased text. The grayscale image is really "coverage" percentages and not intensity values. If you want to use it "as is" (on a white background), you need to apply gamma correction. If you want to use it on non white background, it gets more complicated. This may be a reason some text seems to look blurry.