[Freedom]
22nd May 2000, 15:45
How about a Gamma Correction feature in winamp?
For those of us who have dimming monitors (monitors that have lost the ability to display some colors, resulting in the loss of contrast between the dark colors), some skins appear just way too dark on our screens. In order to correct this, we either need to give the skins a facelift using Photoshop (the "curves" or "brightness and contrast" features work fine) but it is a tedious process to apply these changes to all the files listed in a skin. Gamma correction within winamp would provide a better way to brighten the skins without having to tamper with the skin's integrity.
For those of us who have dimming monitors (monitors that have lost the ability to display some colors, resulting in the loss of contrast between the dark colors), some skins appear just way too dark on our screens. In order to correct this, we either need to give the skins a facelift using Photoshop (the "curves" or "brightness and contrast" features work fine) but it is a tedious process to apply these changes to all the files listed in a skin. Gamma correction within winamp would provide a better way to brighten the skins without having to tamper with the skin's integrity.