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I think there needs to be some clarification as to what "seeing the pixels" means. If you lean in close enough you can actually see the individual RGB componen
by mason55 14y ago
I think there needs to be some clarification as to what "seeing the pixels" means. If you lean in close enough you can actually see the individual RGB components. Further back and you can see the separation between pixels still. Even further back and you can make out the difference between something that's aliased and anti-aliased.
When someone says you can "see the pixels" I think of the second level there, where you can see gaps between the individual pixels. However upping the resolution can help decrease the jagginess in things like non-anti-aliased text.
- pja 14y agoThis is not about being able to see the gaps between the pixels. Anti-aliased vs not anti-aliased I'll grant you, because the whole point of anti-aliasing is to approximate what the eye would see if it really was averaging a real image over the solid angle taken up by each individual pixel.