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Fuzzy Edges ?
 

Jason




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Old Post  11-24-03 - 03:19 PM  
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


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Old Post  11-24-03 - 03:19 PM  
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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 think that's just the way the preview is when you make a Shape Layer. It's really a vector but they display it "soft". Try using the other option that makes a pixel rectangle with anti-aliasing unchecked in the Options Bar. -- Comic book sketches and artwork: http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html


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Fran Reno




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Old Post  11-24-03 - 03:20 PM  
Use a shape when you want to create a rectangle.  In the layers tool list,
it will also show a layer mask for the shape.  Once you have gotten what you
need done....disable the mask and then rasterize the layer.

Fran

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> Jason wrote: > I think that's just the way the preview is when you make a Shape Layer. > It's really a vector but they display it "soft". Try using the other > option that makes a pixel rectangle with anti-aliasing unchecked in the > Options Bar. > > -- > Comic book sketches and artwork: > http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html >


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