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When gamma is set on the ras_ptr, subsequent calls to reset() do not affect/reset gamma (as I assumed), and a non-default value will propagate to other features rendered on the raster surface after the gamma is modified to a value other than the default of 1.
The effect is simply that symbolizers that do not allow gamma to be controlled may loose AA'ing when rendered after a polygon that was intended to have less AA by reducing gamma.
We need to enforce the default of gamma == 1 by setting agg::gamma_linear() for all symbolizers.
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When gamma is set on the ras_ptr, subsequent calls to reset() do not affect/reset gamma (as I assumed), and a non-default value will propagate to other features rendered on the raster surface after the gamma is modified to a value other than the default of 1.
Thanks to Oliver for reporting:
http://oliverobrien.co.uk/2010/02/prettier-maps-with-mapnik-0-7-0/
The effect is simply that symbolizers that do not allow gamma to be controlled may loose AA'ing when rendered after a polygon that was intended to have less AA by reducing gamma.
We need to enforce the default of gamma == 1 by setting agg::gamma_linear() for all symbolizers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: