In a message dated 1/10/2001 2:50:45 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > As I understand your contrast setting, it is really just the gamma/2.2. The "Color|Image contrast" setting doesn't exist in VueScan any more. The new "Color|Image brightness" option does some very clever color processing which is new to VueScan. I don't think this color processing can even be done with Photoshop. If you change the gamma of an image with previous versions of VueScan or with Photoshop, you'll see that the colors change subjectively quite a bit. They change less with VueScan 6.4.7. > Also, does the contrast setting override the gamma in the color space? No, the gamma in the color space is what's used to encode the image, after the "Color|Image brightness" processing is done. Regards, Ed Hamrick
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