October 8, 201312 yr Hello, I'm not English, sorry for my English. I wonder how you manage to realistic render fonts that you use in your Photoshop mockups for webdesign? I mean, consider the model of a page of a blog, I can never make the same record on the web for writing the article font, there is always a little blur that makes the template a bit unrealistic compared to a web page. Thank you in advance for your help!
October 8, 201312 yr Is the problem the font in the preliminary Photoshop design or with the web page? From your post it sounded like it's Photoshop, in which case I'm not sure what the issue is since it's the web page that ultimately matters. If you mean the font renders differently on the web page than in Photoshop, that's normal since PS is design software that forces fonts to appear crisper and slicker than in reality.
October 8, 201312 yr Author that's normal since PS is design software that forces fonts to appear crisper and slicker than in reality. Ok, thanks ! I thought I could have given the customer a more or less accurate, but actually, it is an retouch image software so... Thank you, at least I know what I want is not possible.
October 14, 201312 yr Photoshop doesn't force fonts to be crisp and smooth (i.e anti-aliased), but it does so by default. In Photoshop at the top of the menu when your text is selected, you can select 'none' from the anti-aliasing drop down menu (in CS6 it's a double 'a' symbol). In that there are other options, sharp/crisp/strong/smooth. Selecting 'none' will make it look more like web text, as web fonts have no anti-aliasing. Edited October 14, 201312 yr by Atomicus
April 17, 201412 yr Author Sorry for this long absence ! Ok, i will see that Atomicus. Thx for your answer
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