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Beta 30.0.0.21 now offers two methods to interpolate gradient stops, similar to ones Photoshop has: Classic and Perceptual.
You can change these directly from Gradient and Control panels, or via Gradient popup in Properties.
Please try this build and share your thought on how it works and what do you expect to be improved.
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Gradients have always been poor in Illustrator. If you look closely you will often see banding and weird inconsistencies. For higher quality gradients I've always been advising people to use Photoshop. In many cases this means a lot of extra work and sometimes it's pretty much impossiple to rebuild like when using gradients mesh.
Adobe should be aware of this for... decades!
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- Introducing Smoother Gradients with Dither
No more banding in your blends! The new Dither option helps you create smoother, more natural-looking gradients—perfect for polished designs across screen and print, especially for gradients with colour stops having very little colour difference between them
How it works
You’ll find Dither in both the Gradients panel & the Control bar. If you want to retain vector editing capabilities when exporting as PDF, make sure to select “Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities.”Experiment with Dither in your gradients and let us know what you think - your feedback helps us make the workflow "smoother".
Kindly try this in our Latest Beta Builds 30.0.21.
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Gradients have always been bad in Illustrator. If I need accurate gradients, I sometimes redo them in a rasterized file in Photoshop, which gives much better results,. of course this is not exactly a solution for most cases.
It would be great to see more a higher quality gradient in future versions, because it's really a strange weakness for such a developed piece of software.
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That is a nice tip, but to why can't they fix this in Illustrator itself? It is such a basic functionality. I don't understand why there's no priority for this, while it could make RGB artwork look so much better.