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Old 11-22-2007   #7 (permalink)
mmyrnana
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If your not creating the poster in illustrator, here's a few tips on fonts in photoshop. I would advise if you have illustrator to create the artwork in photoshop and then import the artwork into illustrator for the fonts to be crisp. It's not a required though.

What the fonts setting do for you in photoshop.

None - No anti-aliasing. Use this option for very small text, under 10-12 points.

Smooth
- The average setting to make text appear smoother and easier to read. The highest setting of anti aliasing.

Crisp (default setting) - Results in slightly sharper edges than the the smooth option. A good happy medium between none and smooth.

Strong
- Makes text appear heavier than the smooth option. But not like using a bold.

Sharp
- Makes text sharp, but somewhere in between strong and crisp.

Anti aliasing example

But I just use illustrator! because I like my crisp vector fonts.
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