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Apple Snow Leopard to use 2.2 gamma

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Michele Gavazzeni

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New default display gamma

More conspicuous if still subtle changes have also been made, including one to the default gamma (luminance) settings for display output. Macs to date have typically employed a lower-contrast but lighter 1.8 gamma level, but the new Snow Leopard build now changes this to a deeper 2.2 gamma that was previously only an option in earlier Mac OS X editions. This is to appease both visual editors as well as the everyday user, according to Apple.


FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Hopefully that will make FCP and Color work with 2.2 gamma settings then. Currently they both seem to assume 1.8, so the canvas looks darker than the broadcast monitor.
 
Hopefully that will make FCP and Color work with 2.2 gamma settings then. Currently they both seem to assume 1.8, so the canvas looks darker than the broadcast monitor.
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For sure
 
Michele Gavazzeni said:
More conspicuous if still subtle changes have also been made, including one to the default gamma (luminance) settings for display output. Macs to date have typically employed a lower-contrast but lighter 1.8 gamma level, but the new Snow Leopard build now changes this to a deeper 2.2 gamma that was previously only an option in earlier Mac OS X editions. This is to appease both visual editors as well as the everyday user, according to Apple.
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Where did this info come from? Can it be confirmed?
 
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