Hi, David, --- In datacolor_group@yahoogroups.com, Cdtobie <CDTobie@...> wrote: > > Haven't tried it lately, so I can't make any guarantees, but thats the > theory. > > There is no such thing as "native gamma", as the native tone response > curve will never be exactly a perfect gamma curve, nor will it be > identical in all channels. It would be less misleading to call it > something like "native tone response" or perhaps "native stock market > graph" as it may well look more like that then like a gamma curve. > > To leave the gamma untouched means making no adjustments to the > videocard VLUTs. So these should be "null" in such an instance, though > there will still be a tag for them in the profile. > > Such a method leaves the screen off color, and may bias the eye in > such a way that profiled images in colormanaged apps will not look > correct. That all makes sense. As an aside, I suspect that when the new Spyder3 software suites come out, I may upgrade from Pro to Elite. Thanks. Best regards, Doug
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Re: How to set for Native gamma with Spyder3 Elite
2009-06-10 by Doug Kerr
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