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  • @gaurav.rawat
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    almost 9 years ago

    Hi Priyanka, do you want to know anti aliasing settings for text ? I am assuming you talking about Text. I mostly use Crisp. If the font size is too small I use None. In any case text renders different on different browsers so for creating mockups in Photoshop use what looks best for you. Hope it helps.

  • @MonicaD
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    over 3 years ago

    Considering my projects, I have determined:
    Smooth : Closest to unhinted anti-aliasing and remains truest to original glyph shape. Best used at medium to large point sizes.
    Sharp : Last resort to make small size text legible
    None : Best for pixel fonts
    Crisp : Helpful for larger point sizes
    Strong : Notorious for adding unnecessary weight to letterforms

     
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