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benareeno
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:04 pm Post subject: NEC XG gamma correction?? Am I missing something? |
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I saw this link in another post:
http://www.curtpalme.com/docs/NECXG85_135LC_Brochure.pdf
it talks about XG gamma correction...as far as I could remember there was no such gamma correction on an XG. It still needed a boost of some sorts. Was this just marketing speak, or is there some gamma correction abilities? Maybe in the 2 series (1352 or 852)?
Ben
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dbaisey
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Ben,
It was never implemented in the final production of the version 3. Doug
As in what your thinking gamma is in todays boosters.
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Person99
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:38 pm Post subject: |
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You have not read any of my "gamma correction" comments, really? 
My PJ has gamma correction just like the XG. It is not the "gamma correction" we want.
Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_correction
They type of gamma correction the XG has is just changing the exponent of the equation, thus producing a symmetric gamma curve. What we specifically want is an asymmetrical gamma curve--the XG won't do that.
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Person99
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| dbaisey wrote: | Ben,
It was never implemented in the final production of the version 3. Doug |
Oh, maybe it does not have the gamma my PJ has. Even so, if implemented, it is not the "correction" we all seek.
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dbaisey
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Correct. Not as we know it today. There was a item line in the service mode that could have altered a pre-set but not used.
The doc above is right but not for the gamma we know.
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