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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    Personally, from the sample size I'm not certain you are going to get an exact match. Helevtica Neue looks pretty darn close.

    But how's this?

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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    Not really. Harder to see.

    How do you plan to use this?

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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    Oups no, indeed.. not really what i wanted to do.
    I'm looking for the perfect font for my subtitles.

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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    not too thin, not too thick, we can see that the "e" and the "a" are differents, and the letters are more spaced out from arial or helvetica.
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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    Spacing means nothing. That's just kearning.

    Thanks for a slightly better image.

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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    The image is lifted from Inglourious Basterds so there are bound to be more captions you can find.
    Try contacting the production company and asking them: The Weinstein Company.

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    Default Re: What is this font ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas94 View Post
    not too thin, not too thick, we can see that the "e" and the "a" are differents, and the letters are more spaced out from arial or helvetica.
    So...

    Here's another. The font is outlined in magenta with no fill so you can see your latest screen shot under it. Tracking is set to push the letter forms wider.

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