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There seems to be no agreement about anti-aliasing type. Questions to you guys:
1. If I have LARGE type (working at 300 ppi) for viewing on screen that will be flattened, then changed to 72ppi, and saved as part of a jpeg, would you anti-alias (smooth) the type first in the type layers before flattening or leave it with "None" for anti-aliasing?
2. If I have SMALL type (working at 300 ppi) for viewing on screen that will be flattened, then changed to 72ppi, and saved as part of a jpeg, would you anti-alias (smooth) the type first in the type layers before flattening or leave it with "None" for anti-aliasing?
3. For print output, but flattened as part of a Tiff file at resolution 300 ppi, what would you do for large and small type before flattening regarding anti-aliasing?
Thanks.
1. If I have LARGE type (working at 300 ppi) for viewing on screen that will be flattened, then changed to 72ppi, and saved as part of a jpeg, would you anti-alias (smooth) the type first in the type layers before flattening or leave it with "None" for anti-aliasing?
2. If I have SMALL type (working at 300 ppi) for viewing on screen that will be flattened, then changed to 72ppi, and saved as part of a jpeg, would you anti-alias (smooth) the type first in the type layers before flattening or leave it with "None" for anti-aliasing?
3. For print output, but flattened as part of a Tiff file at resolution 300 ppi, what would you do for large and small type before flattening regarding anti-aliasing?
Thanks.
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