CompuServe Messages

>I wonder if anyone has experience in using Gamma with printing, I know someone >who eventually completly stopped using gamma for prints, isn't that better >certainly if one puts images through say photoshop or photostyler for use in a >DTP-package??? The most important thing about gamma is to only correct for it once. I know that this is fairly basic info. but I find that sometimes computer artists re-correct for gamma (or re-re-re-correct) without even being aware of it (or they think that Gamma correction must always be on in every application that they run) Proper Gamma correction is a tricky art (one that I still have a bit of trouble with) maybe someone out there that REALLY KNOWS what they're doing as far as gamma (in 3D Studio) could upload some good and detailed instructions. See ya -David