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On 7/31/2017 7:43 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 31-7-2017 4:25, Sven Littkowski wrote:
>> Hi everyone, and big thanks for joining this new challenge! Yes, I can
>> see quite easily all the different gray shades.
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> That means imho that your computer screen is not correctly set up for
> Brightness and Contrast.
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I would think so or the gamma settings are off.
Sven are you using a Mac?
Because I can see the detail faint but clearly when I set the images
gamma to 2.2 instead of 1.
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>> And here is the challenge. each pie-shaped field should end up having
>> its own gray shade, slightly different from its neighboring fields. When
>> succeeding with this challenge, the result should make the balloon
>> looking more realistic: large surfaces are rarely equal in their color,
>> there are always slight nuances between different areas.
>>
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> Even after lighting up your image I hardly see those grey differences..
> I think they should be a bit more pronounced.
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Or change the Gamma in the SDL. <Ducks and hides from Clipka>
I don't have the time to try that today.
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Regards
Stephen
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