The major adverse side effects of scan conversion are:
A. Staircase appearance
B. Unequal brightness of slanted lines
C. Picket fence problem
D. Rasterization
E. Pre-filtering and Post-filtering
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Correct answer: B. A, B & C only
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Aliasing effects of scan conversion are the staircase (jaggies) appearance, unequal intensity of diagonal lines and the picket-fence problem. Rasterisation is scan conversion itself, and pre/post-filtering are anti-aliasing remedies.More Programming Languages and Computer Graphics questions
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