On Sat, 12 Mar 2005, Joe Brandt wrote:
> Eben King wrote:
>
> >I went through the options, and adjusted a bit. However, all the colors
> >seem too intense, and 'Option "DigitalVibrance"' is commented out (the docs
> >say 'Default: 0', so commenting it out should do the default, right?). I
> >mean, images are distorted, practically glowing. What can I do about that?
> >
> I would first adjust monitor settings on the monitor itself.
OK, under "Color Temperature" I can pick 9500K, 6500K, or either of two
settings I create (RGB separately 0-100; if I set them all to 0 I'm
screwed).
I used some applet on the Mac (it came with Photoshop >2.x) a lifetime ago
that had a grid of black and white pixels adjacent to a field of x% grey
pixels, and the correct color settings would make them appear the same color
(well, correct for 50% anyway). Is there anything like that for Linux, or
do I have to figure out enough Gimp to do it manually?
I know about xgamma. Is the default of 1.8 appropriate?
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