Hello,
i'm trying to work on a file for a low-resolution outdoor led-screen (90x90 px), and I need to disable antialias on text and vector shapes because of this.
Is it possible with cs4 (or cs5) version of After Effects on mac?
Thank you
Alex
I don't think so.
One workaround might be using sharpen filters to get rid of soft edges.
Set the layer to draft quality or use the Stylize --> Mosaic effect.
Mylenium
Thank you for the answers;
I forgot to state that my intention is to use pixel-fonts (like this for example) and I don't want AE to "dirt" them with extra pixels at all (with antialias or subpixels).
It is important that the grid of pixels of every character (say, for example 8x8 pixel square), is preserved.
With draft mode and even with contrast filters, pixels are added, and this is no good for the scope of the project.
By the way, i need to output some advertising videos on this outdoor ledscreen, and the resolution is 90x67px!
Alex