In article <3dc84fa9@news.povray.org>,
 "Frans Verbaas" <not### [at] freelernl> wrote:

> 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?

LCDs don't have the same kind of gamma curve as CRTs, as I recall the 
curve of LCD screens is more of an S shape. I don't know what settings 
are the best, it would depend on the particular screen. I wouldn't be 
too surprised if it did the compensation in the monitor, with a result 
like it had a perfectly linear gamma.

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