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"Tor Olav Kristensen" <tor### [at] TOBEREMOVEDgmail com> wrote:
[Bald Eagle wrote:}
> >
> > Consider:
> >
> > A box has a pigment with 2 image_maps, blended in a pigment_map, illuminated by
> > a light source, rendered by POV-Ray, displayed on a monitor, and seen by you.
> > ...
>
> I'm afraid that we also need to take into account any changes made by the driver
> for the graphic card, the driver for the monitor and perhaps the operating
> system.
>
Yes-- and I am currently grappling with such changes, on my Win 7 computer
(built-in video card) and my cheap-o 'TV monitor': basically, increased
orange/yellow color-intensity in any 'saved' image file, from any source. And
slightly darkened image files from POV-ray. It is either due to the monitor
itself, or I am using the wrong ICC profile in the computer (currently sRGB,
which I thought would be correct.) In any case, the only *reliable* viewing
environments that I completely trust are 1) the POV-ray preview window, and 2)
Ive's IC/Lilysoft image-viewing app. Everything else is skewed.
A new *real* computer monitor would certainly help...unless the problem is
somewhere in the computer itself.
I miss my old and trustworthy CRT monitor.
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