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Chris – I don't recall which monitor was having the moire effect but typically this is a result of interlaceing and if its your NTSC monitor will be even more pronounced than an SVGA in interlace mode. This has to do with the frequencies that each monitor employs. The SVGA being higher than NTSC and so not as pronounced. If you are adjusting your home monitor and it is an SVGA then it is probably not in interlaced mode so hence you don't get the effect. On an NTSC monitor there's really nothing you can do about it. But then there's really no point in adjusting the NTSC monitor for Gamma correction, as you want to adjust RGB for GAMMA so that the NTSC output is Gamma corrected. Hope this helps. -JE