Hersch, R. D.Betrisey, C.Bur, J.Gurtler, A.2007-01-312007-01-312007-01-31199510.1109/38.469511https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/240124WOS:A1995TA67700014A new approach to grayscale font generation improves on the fuzzy characters produced by existing methods by incorporating the expertise of type designers into rules for character-outline weight and phase control. The method we propose for synthesizing high-contrast grayscale characters relies on the set of visual rules that type designers have derived from their many years of manual design. We call our grayscaling method `perceptually tuned font generation', because it is based on human perception-that of both the designer and the readerDigital Typographycharacter setscomputer controlled typesettingcomputer graphicsexpert systemsvisual perceptionPerceptually tuned generation of grayscale fontstext::journal::journal article::research article