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> If the linearised version looks wrong to you, try opening it on a larger monitor in it’s original size and check your gamma settings. It looks far too dark,
by vintagedave 2y ago
> If the linearised version looks wrong to you, try opening it on a larger monitor in it’s original size and check your gamma settings.
It looks far too dark, and I’m viewing it on an iPad with a high DPI screen. I also strongly suspect I can’t change the gamma on this device, nor have I ever knowingly done so. Anyone know why it looks bad?
- svantana 2y agoIt's the same on my 2024 MBP. Looking at a gamma calibration image [1], I estimate the built-in screen to have a gamma of ~1.4 (where the stripes and filled areas have the same brightness), way below the standard 2.2. [1] http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gamma_calibration.php http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gamma_calibration.php