Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2010/03/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Overly light or dark images on computer screens may be the result of Mac vs. PC differences in screen calibration. As I recall, Macs, until just recently, were adjusted to a gamma of 1.8, PCs to a gamma of 2.2. Thus an image which looks fine of a Mac screen might be too dark and contrasty on a PC. And a perfect PC picture might come off as light and lower in contrast on a Mac. Fortunately the gamma can be readjusted. Latest model Macs and PCs both use a gamma of 2.2. Larry Z - - - - Thank you very much Ric for your comment, it helps me a lot, I'm not sure if my monitor is well calibrated, i.e. I see perfectly the pictures from Nathan, he has the same monitor as me iMac. Maybe I should buy an Spyder and calibrate my monitor. Saludos Lluis El 03/03/2010, a las 16:01, Ric Carter escribi?: You commented that my pics looked washed out, and yours are looking dark to me i think our screens do not like each other. liked the couple and the leopard coat here ric