Comments on Aegisub: Don't use \fad on fades to black

2009-11-10T04:35:40.600Z

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What to look out for in the example pictures is th...

2009-02-16T00:52:00.000Z

What to look out for in the example pictures is the lightness of the white fill in the text, compared to the lightness of the bright background.
Those are clearly different on the two pictures, and the lightness of the text matches the lightness of the background much better on the \t(\c) one than on the \fad one. (Compare to the sample before the fade, the fill of the text and the background are about the same lightness.)

Huh...I actually prefer the look with \fad over th...

2009-01-25T05:40:00.000Z

Huh...I actually prefer the look with \fad over the one with \t. :/

Oh, but I love abusing \fad.

2009-01-20T23:39:00.000Z

Oh, but I love abusing \fad.

okay since this post i've since more than one pers...

2009-01-15T02:44:00.000Z

okay since this post i've since more than one person not willing to use colour fades because of this post so i'd like to point out that it is perfectly fine to use for softsubbing and anything above a p3 should play it just fine

Of course the same also applies to fading to white...

2008-12-21T01:49:00.000Z

Of course the same also applies to fading to white or any other solid colour screen... but it can't be applied to cross-fades where you'll have to do with looking a bit ugly.