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Warming effect?
Photoshop CS sports the new "Photo Filter" that does precisely what you are asking. Just go Layer >> New Adjustment Layer >> Photo Filter- cletus
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Font Quality in Photoshop 7
Another possibility is that you were not viewing the graphic at 100%. A little less or a little greater zoom percentage is enough to create a lot of jaggies and a huge headache. :)- cletus
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- Forum: New Member Introductions