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Hi
I’m using Photoshop 7.0.1 in Windows XP. When I draw a Rectangle with the "Rectangle Tool" it looks as though the edges are a bit fuzzy or aliased. I want the edges to be sharp and crisp — I cannot find where to turn off aliasing…
Can anyone assist?
Applying a Stroke doesn’t seem to help. Inner, Outer or Center. I’m using a state of the art LCD monitor — it’s VERY crisp and sharp — bitmaps look fine and unaliased… so it’s not my monitor… nor is it the X/Y coordinates. My rectangle is not sitting in nor stretched to, fractional pixels; using full pixel dimensions and positions.
I.E.
400.0 x 100.0 not 400.5 x 100.5
I know there has to be a way to get my shapes non-aliased. Thanks.
Jason
I’m using Photoshop 7.0.1 in Windows XP. When I draw a Rectangle with the "Rectangle Tool" it looks as though the edges are a bit fuzzy or aliased. I want the edges to be sharp and crisp — I cannot find where to turn off aliasing…
Can anyone assist?
Applying a Stroke doesn’t seem to help. Inner, Outer or Center. I’m using a state of the art LCD monitor — it’s VERY crisp and sharp — bitmaps look fine and unaliased… so it’s not my monitor… nor is it the X/Y coordinates. My rectangle is not sitting in nor stretched to, fractional pixels; using full pixel dimensions and positions.
I.E.
400.0 x 100.0 not 400.5 x 100.5
I know there has to be a way to get my shapes non-aliased. Thanks.
Jason
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