Text problem with anti-alias
Again, I'm really confused.
I recently got a new laptop with PSCS3 (before I had CS2), and I'm having a small problem with the text. When I use Georgia in a small type - sizes 7 through 10 - I like the edges to be fuzzy. In order for this to work, I know that anti-alias has to be set to "crisp." I usually just keep it on that setting because it makes fonts look better, in my opinion.
Unfortunately, my anti-alias is set to crisp, the font is Georgia size 8, and still the font doesn't have fuzzy edges. Is it because of CS3, or are there more settings to change this?
Screencap of Photoshop:
Examples of what I want (made in CS2):
Thanks! :)
I recently got a new laptop with PSCS3 (before I had CS2), and I'm having a small problem with the text. When I use Georgia in a small type - sizes 7 through 10 - I like the edges to be fuzzy. In order for this to work, I know that anti-alias has to be set to "crisp." I usually just keep it on that setting because it makes fonts look better, in my opinion.
Unfortunately, my anti-alias is set to crisp, the font is Georgia size 8, and still the font doesn't have fuzzy edges. Is it because of CS3, or are there more settings to change this?
Screencap of Photoshop:
Examples of what I want (made in CS2):
Thanks! :)