How come when I turn off resampling, I get aliasing (jaggies), which is a clear resizing artifact? http://imgur.com/a/eEvjs
I know sharpening algorthms. There is no sharpening that can make images go from very blurry or jaggy to perfectly sharp in ACR without introducing haloing or artifacts. FRV is clearly not displaying all the raw data at 100% zoom.
Maybe it's dumping some data to optimize speed, I don't know. But the difference between ACR and FRV cannot be explained by saying that ACR is doing secret sharpening.
This isn't some small issue--It's like someone smeared vaseline on the screen. If this is only a problem on 4k monitors, maybe you need an option to accommodate that. Do you test on 4k monitors?
How come when I turn off
How come when I turn off resampling, I get aliasing (jaggies), which is a clear resizing artifact? http://imgur.com/a/eEvjs
I know sharpening algorthms. There is no sharpening that can make images go from very blurry or jaggy to perfectly sharp in ACR without introducing haloing or artifacts. FRV is clearly not displaying all the raw data at 100% zoom.
Maybe it's dumping some data to optimize speed, I don't know. But the difference between ACR and FRV cannot be explained by saying that ACR is doing secret sharpening.
This isn't some small issue--It's like someone smeared vaseline on the screen. If this is only a problem on 4k monitors, maybe you need an option to accommodate that. Do you test on 4k monitors?