[ros-general] Sub-pixel rendering coup
Robert Köpferl
rob at koepferl.de
Sun Feb 15 20:49:01 UTC 2004
Photoshop does oversampling in a memory DC and then
applies various filter cores to make the downsize.
For different rendering / downsizing 'algorithms'
.... I think.
Jasper van de Gronde schrieb:
> I'm curious, what kind of subpixel rendering does Photoshop use?
> I myself can't stand ClearType, so if it's possible to do something
> similar, only better, that sounds like a good idea to me.
>
> George Edward Purdy wrote:
>
>> The one thing a lot of people I know who use Windows 2000 have talked
>> about
>> that tempted them to switch to Windows XP despite the bloat is ClearType
>> subpixel rendering technology, an alternate to simple font smoothing
>> introduced in Windows 95.
>>
>> If ReactOS can offer superior subpixel rendering of fonts (ala
>> Photoshop or
>> better) I could see it seriously competing.
>>
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