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Gamma confusion!
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Gamma confusion!


  • Subject: Gamma confusion!
  • From: MB <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2001 08:20:22 +0300

Could anybody clarify gamma confusion I recently found?

As I understand the purpose of calibration process is to linearize certain
device. So to calibrate monitor I should find out what gamma my uncalibrated
monitor and VLUT in video card have. The overall gamma = Mon Gamma / VLUT Gamma.

To linearize my monitor I should apply reverse gamma equal to overall gamma. The
question is why then all calibration programs ask me for gamma I want calibrate
to ? What does it mean? If all the above is right they should define uncalibrated
gammas by itself. So could you please explain this gamma issue to me?


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