I'll try to keep that in mind. But wouldn't that also mean, that most images
should be to bright on my system? I did not notice that, yet. It seems to
me, that more of them are to dark. May be of course that the my/human eye is
more tolerant against brightness ...

Marc-Hendrik

Kari Kivisalo schrieb in Nachricht <3AA29DE8.8043F496@kivisalo.net>...
>The above setting will produce correct image on that particular monitor.
>Since your display gamma is 1.6 the image will appear darker on most
>monitors. This is not a pov specific issue. Every image you edit on your
>system will look too dark to others. If you want to give a hint how the
>image should look just mention it's gamma 1.6. Or just apply additional
>2.2/1.6 = 1.37 correction in an image editor before publishing to get
>a more standard (sRGB) brightness distribution. Remember that most people
>don't bother adjusting anything for a single picture so it's better to
>follow the standard when publishing.
>
>If the people viewing your images don't adjust their viewers to the
>standard it's their loss and you can ignore them.

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