Hi In the video at 2.00 you see 3 pictures. Gamma too low, good gamma and gamma too high. After he clicks onto the next page at 2.26, he is presented with a picture exactly the same as the Gamma Too High, yet he says it looks good, exactly as its supposed to look? Best Phil

My interpretation of what happens in that video is that it seems to look good to him. These kind of settings are, after all, a personal choice and very subjective.

Ojustaboo, Thank you for your post. Good eye. You are quite right about the three images and me choosing the one that is wrong. It kind of changed from when I clicked on it while recording to what the recording output looked like. I think I know how to fix it. I'll let you know. Yes, personal preference on the look and feel. It did make an improvement with my monitor to run the program. It looks more peaceful now. Regards, gg.

Hi Phil, As a follow up I cannot seem to fix how the good gamma looks. I recorded the whole slider and it looks the same on the recording what ever adjustment I make. It may be a monitor display conundrum. Thanks though for the comment.

No worries. Thanks for the follow-up best Phil