Le_Forgeron schrieb:
> More seriously, put it where it is needed: near the file picture!
> That's a setting which is really tuned to the related file.

You didn't pay much of attention, did you? There /is/ an (optional) 
per-file setting.

But I can well imagine that there are people out there who prefer to 
/consistently/ work with files pre-corrected for some other gamma space 
than sRGB for one reason or the other, hence the additional global 
setting: To customize the default.

> A global would have no more purpose than a global setting for text (you
> can always justify the usage of a global text font setting... but nobody
> ever came so far with such suggestion)

Maybe that's because the text{} statement /requires/ you to specify a 
font, and there's no default that a user could possibly hope to customize.

You could just as well argue that there's not much purpose in a default 
{ finish {...} } statement - after all, don't the finish settings belong 
to the individual material?

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