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--- Comment #3 from Martin Gräßlin ---
Ok I don't have any idea about that. I think it's best to keep it in kgamma
module as that's about adjusting the color space of the output in the most
broadest way.
Unfortunately I do not expect that this will dev
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--- Comment #2 from pauledd ---
Thanks for the hint but unfortunately adjusting a gamma value and setting color
space is completly different. RBG (0-255) is mostly used with image editing
where full color range is needed and YCBCR (16-235) comes from an
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