Aliasing is a fundamental problem in computer graphics and computer imaging. The human eye has a resolution that demands on the order of 8000x8000 pixels to produce an image which is imperceptibly different from a perfect reconstruction. Because any pixel based display has a finite resolution, and the displays commonly used have a lower resolution than the human eye, aliasing occurs in high frequency image data. This is most noticible
Note: The dithering in the images is a result of the color reduction from 24-bit color to 256 colors to make the images accessable on the world wide web. Actual results do to display this artifact.
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