LCDAA

LCD anti-aliasing attains improved image quality on LCD devices by directly addressing the red green and blue Pixels on the device to achieve increased resolution. Colour Balance is maintained by distributing colour energy to surrounding pixels - taking advantage of the FACT that the human visual system has better monochrome resolution than colour resolution. The effect produces the best results when used with high contrast images. It has no effect on images which consist entirely of shades of one of the primary colours. In practice the majority images have a fair degree of contrast - due to common effects such as shadows and Highlights. Features: *It accepts images in PNG, GIF or JPEG formats. *It writes images in PNG format. *The output images have their width reduced in size by a factor of three. *It uses the simplest 1:1:1 colour balancing technique; *It`s output is suitable for the most common sort of LCD - that with R-G-B pixels. If you have -B-G-R pixels, you will need to horizontally flip the resulting image before using it.