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It seems that by design, ATI have removed the functionality that Adobe gamma uses to adjust the on screen gamma of ATI cards. This has been since ATI’s Catalyst 4.2 and later drivers, see this link:
<http://www.ati.com/support/infobase/4501.html>
Seems other calibration software may suffer also…
Feel free to let ATI know what you think. I for one am not impressed and would not buy another ATI based card if this is how they want to treat photographers.
Do Adobe have any kind of view on this and how this affects their gamma utility?
Ian.
<http://www.ati.com/support/infobase/4501.html>
Seems other calibration software may suffer also…
Feel free to let ATI know what you think. I for one am not impressed and would not buy another ATI based card if this is how they want to treat photographers.
Do Adobe have any kind of view on this and how this affects their gamma utility?
Ian.
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