Created attachment 36619 [details] File for Issue Rendering Quality is poor for attached file..
I don't see any render quality problem, and the rendering i get in splash and cairo is the same, so assinging back to general. Please attach a image showing why you think rendering is poor. And next time you submit a bug, give more that, don't expect me to chase you to fix what you think it's a bug.
Created attachment 36651 [details] Screenshot from Adobe Reader Screenshot from Adobe Reader....
Created attachment 36652 [details] Screenshot From Poppler Splash Backend on Windows Screenshot From Poppler Splash Backend on Windows
Created attachment 36653 [details] File for Issue File for Issue
The issue is that the text inside PDF file is not clear when render using poppler but this is not the case with when we open pdf file in Adobe Reader. I hope it is now clear that what is the exact issue.
Created attachment 60396 [details] Rendered with actual head revision and 300 dpi The problem here is the VERY thin font. Even when zoom the PDF with acrobat at 400% You'll see only a one pixel width font. The different behaviour a acrobat seems to be that it always draw a least with a width of one pixel in either zoom factor, whereas poppler use antialiasing when it's less than one pixel which makes the characters gray. Therefore I rendered it with 300 dpi, here the "poppler" antialiasing effect is a little bit smaller!
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