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blue-star and black into gimp
blue star and black into synfig
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In the following images, look at and compare the alpha smooth (or not) limits.
reference output : gimp composition
synfig composition 2.2
synfig composition 1.0
BUT ! when exporting to png file , the result is the same, always like with gamma set to 2.2 related to : http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/synfig/issues/150
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