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Well, it seems there is little known about this.
My problem was that I had to have a picture plotted on an A2 sized poster
for an exhibition, and, also in view of the cost involved with any remakes,
I did not want the colors to change. Hence I submitted my file to the
printshop with a sample A4 sized print of the right tone and brightness.
They did any color adjustment needed for their plotter to match my colors.
Thank you Mr. Kinko's!
Thank you all for your input
Frans
"Frans Verbaas" <not### [at] freeler nl> schreef in bericht
news:3dc84fa9@news.povray.org...
> dear all,
>
> I did try to find the gamma factor for my flatscreen monitor (Dell
standard
> 15') connected to Matrox GForce2 400 video card, folllowing the procedure
> outlined in the manual.
> It did not work out as I expcted, in particular the step to lower
brightness
> till invisible does not work.
> I assume there is a different procedure for flatscreens, or it may be
> obsolete entirely, the monitor doing its own gamma correction. If so, what
> 'assumed gamma' should I use for this combination, or should I skip the
> assumed gamma line entirely?
>
> Frans Verbaas
>
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