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Posted by Quanta on 09/23/06 02:22
"Ed Light" <nobody@nobody.there> wrote in message
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> "Quanta" <none@none.NET> wrote
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>> Yes, that is true. Only something like standard calibration, e.g. the
>> Spyder products using a sensor, can fix that. That was NOT my point.
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> I'm making movies and need to know the gamma differences so I can judge
> what gamma to make them at. The movies won't be able to adjust themselves
> to different platforms.
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This is why one uses standard calibrations and hopes for the best at the
user end. It it not possible to specify user gammas, since they can be
changed at will and with different displays and cards can be thus also
variable. I can change gammas on PCs , and do, all over the possible
spectrum.
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