I could throw the art of high-speed color Rotogravure in here, where the
mechanically-screened "dots" are all the same size but of different
intensities, much like pixels on a CRT or LCD--but it probably wouldn't add
much. This is one of those discussions where everybody's right! ;-)
Best regards--LRA
>> ... and I would still argue that stoichastic or random dithering is
>> NOT an implimentation of halftoning ... that is, this implimentation
>> of dithering does not vary the dot size, rather the number and
>> placement of dots.
> That is where we disagree. I believe that it is the effect that is
halftoning...and how you arrive at that effect does not mean it still isn't
halftoning. I think I've made that really clear that is my belief ;-)
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