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Visibly jagged steps along angled or object edges, due to sharp tonal contrasts between pixels.
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| aliasing |
Aliasing is a graphic design term and it occurs when a computer printer, monitor, or graphic file does not have enough resolution to properly display a graphic.
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The name for techniques designed to reduce or eliminate the jagged effect of square pixels attempting to approximate curved shapes. By shading the pixels along the borders of graphical elements using an averaging algorithm, curved shapes such as fonts and logos can be displayed in a more aesthetically pleasing manner.
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Undesirable "beating" effects caused by sampling frequencies that are too low to faithfully reproduce image detail. Aliasing is evidenced in video as jaggies, morie or video noise, and in audio as unwanted frequencies above the range of the sampling frequency.
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The noticeable repeated patterns, lines, or textures in any photographed or scanned subject that conflict with the pattern of an electronic sensor's pixel arrangement. For example diagonal lines represented by square pixels will produce jagged lines.
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