Warp wrote:
> This would mean that if your monitor is set very
> bright, then the white lines will overwhelm the black ones, requiring
> a different gamma correction value 

Isn't this kind of the point, tho? Unless you turn up both the black level 
and the white level in a controlled way, I'd think increasing the brightness 
of one or the other is going to mean you have to correct your images 
differently for them to "look right".

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