Re: NSBezierPath to NSImage with subpixel rendering
Re: NSBezierPath to NSImage with subpixel rendering
- Subject: Re: NSBezierPath to NSImage with subpixel rendering
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:28:34 -0800
Jonathon Mah wrote:
Personally, I can't stand the color fringes on text (on my MacBook),
so I have text set to normal anti-aliasing.
I used to strongly share this opinion, but I've found that as display
DPIs get higher and higher, it becomes less of an issue. I used a 22"
Cinema Display for years and years, and with its low DPI, the color
fringes really did stand out, but on a MacBook Pro 15" screen, you can't
really see them at all.
However, there are still long-standing bugs in the LCD antialiasing mode
which cause light text on dark backgrounds to become extremely "bold;"
they look radically different from CRT antialiasing mode. (In terms of
font weight, Windows looks much more like Apple's CRT mode, with or
without ClearType.) You can see this most easily on web sites which use
dark backgrounds, such as www.blizzard.com. The radar's been filed for a
few OS generations now… I guess it wasn't considered a major problem.
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