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}From: Joe Parker <joe.parker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
}Subject: Re: [24hoursupport] Re: dark photos
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}The problem with turning up the screen brightness - either manually or via
}Powerstrip - is that causes other apps to appear much too bright.
}Powerstrip will remember gamma settings for a given app, but unless you go
}full screen that isn't very useful for picture viewing.
}
}The only photo app I know of that will increase gamma automatically for
}pictures is ACDSee. But if you write, perhaps the author of the freeware
}Irfanview will add the option.
}
}
}At 11:44 AM 6/20/2002, you wrote:
}
}>Have you tried turning down the contrast? A well made, properly
}>aligned monitor *should* look good with brightness and contrast
}>somewhere around the middle....sadly, like a lot of TV sets this is
}>rarely the case. What is the lighting like in the room? This can
}>greatly affect accuracy. What about your video card? Has someone
}>been messing with the gamma settings (provided your video card lets
}>you change that)? Be aware that when it comes to adjusting such
}>settings like brightness and contrast, the setting that looks good on
}>one monitor often looks entirely different on another. On a well
}>adjusted monitor, you should be able to make out the details in
}>graphics, and at the same time, black things should be black - that
}>is, if you had the lights turned off, you should just barely be able
}>to make out any illumination from the monitor in these black areas.
}>Same pretty much goes for TV sets as well.
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