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I'm having a tuff time searching around for solutions on this. Just bought a new Dell U2412M. Maybe I'm nit-picking too much, but my type in Illus looks slightly pixelated on the curves. I have anti-aliasing turned on in the pref and I'm zoomed at 100. Is there a way inside Illus I can fix this? Or is it just the limitations of my monitor?
For me, I turned off the GPU Performance on the performance tab and it
works fine now. I too thought my laptop would be plenty but alas this was
the fix I found.
I couldn't figure out why my text was pixelated for the longest time. Finally in the View tab make sure "Overprint Preview" and "Pixel Preview" are not selected.
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Does ti look that way in all apps?
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/step1.aspx
View >> Pixel Preview (OFF)
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Thanks for the reply. Neither of these options fixes the problem. Then again, maybe it's my monitor? It looks as though the same text/font is much cleaner in photoshop. Much cleaner in InDesign as well.
This would suck if it were my monitor as I just have a new Dell UltraSharp U2412M. Should have held out for retina I am now thinking to myself.
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Hi there, could you possibly post a screen shot of this pixellation?
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You may also try going to Illustrator > Preferences > General and making sure the Anti-aliased artwork box is checked.
Without the box checked:
With the box checked:
I hope this helps!
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So back at it. Somtimes I can get by... but I've got to figure this out. Either I need a new monitor or video card... or my eyes are going topot. I do have anti-aliasing turned on.
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What scale is that screenshot 100%? What happens when you zoom in further.
View >> Pixel Preview (Uncheck)
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Hi, I'm having the same problem (I'm using a iMac), but this does not change anything or changing the pixel preview view. My college has the same problems with different artworks and a pc. InDesign isn't clear at 100% either.
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Hi there, i've been suffering with the same issue and there's nothing about my laptop that justifies what's happening. This thing is killing me.
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Hi there, i've been suffering with the same issue and there's nothing about my laptop that justifies what's happening. This thing is killing me.
Please show.
It's couple of years later, so likely it's not the same issue.
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Hi Monika,
Thanks for the quick response. I apologize if i commented in the wrong topic, but i am having this problem with some triangle shapes in a logo i'm designing with Illustrator CC 2018, but after trying multiple things, i realized that the color is making the shapes look jagged. The 100% black in the CMYK palette and the dark colors on Pantone + Solid Coated seems to be causing this.
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Without seeing it, nobody will be able to comment.
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For me, I turned off the GPU Performance on the performance tab and it
works fine now. I too thought my laptop would be plenty but alas this was
the fix I found.
On Sun, Nov 5, 2017 at 10:51 AM, Monika Gause <forums_noreply@adobe.com>
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For me, I turned off the GPU Performance on the performance tab and it
works fine now. I too thought my laptop would be plenty but alas this was
the fix I found.
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Thanks that worked like a charm for me 🙂
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Hey, I was having the same issue.
For me it was specifically the text that was "blurry" at certain zoom percentages. Not quite pixelating but "blurry" or just going wonky.
I too turned off my GPU settings but this only minorly helped, however, I did notice a difference elsewhere than the fonts issues.
MY SOLUTION:
In the character panel with 'show options' selected. Change the character anti-aliasing.
Mine was set to 'Crisp"
Changing to 'Sharp' or 'Strong' fixed issue.
Cheers!
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I couldn't figure out why my text was pixelated for the longest time. Finally in the View tab make sure "Overprint Preview" and "Pixel Preview" are not selected.
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*THIS* was it for me. All the other suggestions I had tried. But unchecking pixel preview is what worked for me.
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Anyone have an answer to this? I've also tried all the suggestions here and nothing works. My graphics look terrible! 😞
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Same issue here, nothing suggested worked. I though vectors don't give us this pixelated garbage which is why I used that method. But all I've got now is hot garbage, please help.
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Same issue here, nothing suggested worked. I though vectors don't give us this pixelated garbage which is why I used that method. But all I've got now is hot garbage, please help.
By @Eric26207446928p
You are answering a thread from 2013.
Please create a new one.
Post information on your system and Illustrator version.
Also under which circumstances you see what you cann garbage.
And also: a screenshot.
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Yeah it worked for me too I just hope when I print out the picture in my dtf printer the letters will look the same. Has anyone printed out letters pixelated and then changed this option and they come out fine now. Just asking ?
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Try and print a PDF from Acrobat.