Re: Motion - Antialiasing off
Re: Motion - Antialiasing off
- Subject: Re: Motion - Antialiasing off
- From: ben syverson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:43:24 -0600
I believe all vectors are anti-aliased, if that's what you mean.
Raster images also get a small amount of unavoidable softening when
effects are applied -- from bilinear interpolation routines built in
to the GPU hardware.
If you're trying to draw simple lines without antialiasing, or make
lines that are strictly 1-pixel wide, the best way to do it is with
rasters anyway (ie Photoshop). Doing it with vectors will always be
frustrating, because you need sub-pixel positioning to get a 1-pix
wide line to occupy only one pixel.
My guess is (and this is a total guess, as I'm not sure exactly what
you're doing) that you're sweating a few pixels of antialiasing when
no one else would be able to see the difference. Especially if you're
working at HD...
- ben
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