I would like to use batik through Cocoon to manipulate images, for
example, to bevel the corners of an image or cut the corners of the
image. For cutting corners of an image, it works well. However, when I
want to bevel the corners of an image, I get severe jaggies.
Is the bevel done with a filter effect? Or when you say 'bevel' do
you just mean 'rounded corners'? when you say 'severe' jaggies do
you really mean that the clip isn't anti-aliased (so the jaggies are
single pixel jaggies).
If it is just the latter you can turn on anti-aliased clipping.
This can be done by adding: shape-rendering="geometricPrecision"
for the clipPath element.
I was talking about anti-aliasing the image.
I tried geometricPrecision, but that had no visible effect what so ever.
I found a link you can view:
http://clienttest/cms/agents/hello-Malaysia-penang_sunset.jpg
See the step look you get? Am I perhaps specifying my clipPath incorrectly.
I am a newbie to SVG, but I don't understand how filter effects can be
used here. Does bevel mean something else aside from "rounding corners"?
Is it possible to apply a filter to blur the edges, thereby getting the
anti-aliasing look.
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Kamal Bhatt
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