| Aliasing | |
| Display Text | Aliasing |
| Description | "Aliasing" is a visual artifact where text/graphic elements or parts of the image appear pixelated/low resolution. It may also refer to a moire (or “screen door”) pattern across parts of the image. |
| Impact | Aliasing is often associated with poor compression or a bad conversion during export. This can lead to a negative member experience, when images/text/graphics are not sharp and clear. Aliasing may be worsened as sources are encoded and further compressed. |
| Severity Assessment Guidance | |
| FYI | Aliasing occurs during what may or may not be stock footage but cannot be definitively confirmed as intentional or inherent to the source material. |
| Issue | Aliasing occurs in what should be a high res image and is not consistent with similar or other shots in program. |
| Blocker | N/A |
| Solutions | |
| How to Prevent | Review and render at the highest quality and native resolution whenever possible. Avoid unnecessary or excessive compression. |
| How to Fix |
Re-render at a higher sampling rate, if possible. Apply anti-aliasing filtering to the image. Be aware that this can blur the image, which may be less desirable than the original aliasing issue. |