Got a wild hair tonight and tried a negative value in the
assumed_gamma global setting. Interesting effect. The first
image is how it would normaly appear using assumed gamma 2.2.
The second is assumed gamma -1.0. There must be an application
for this but at the moment I can't think of one....
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