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Marcuz · 16 September 2008, 14:43

ok i know Toni will raise a brow at this, or two...

i would like Winuae to have a panel for adjust colour gamma, contrast, saturation and hue. plain and simple that

it could be a filter only, i don't know.
but it could be a great fast and dirty way to change the games appearance to suit your mood or, for more practical uses, a way to adjust the lighting on some LCD monitors.

for instance, on my pretty new samsung 2032bw i need to have at all times the lighting set to 0 or it hurts the eyes, it's just too damn strong, even by day.
but, in games only, that could be a bit too low, so i need to manually raise it with the buttons on the video, and, partly for lazyness, partly because the monitor it's in a difficult position to be touched, that's an hassle.

it could be a trick to make the games appearance fof the game more similar to that oversaturated images you see in the magazines too...

so... pretty please?

16 September 2008, 14:43	#1
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	HUE correction [was colour correction] ok i know Toni will raise a brow at this, or two... i would like Winuae to have a panel for adjust colour gamma, contrast, saturation and hue. plain and simple that it could be a filter only, i don't know. but it could be a great fast and dirty way to change the games appearance to suit your mood or, for more practical uses, a way to adjust the lighting on some LCD monitors. for instance, on my pretty new samsung 2032bw i need to have at all times the lighting set to 0 or it hurts the eyes, it's just too damn strong, even by day. but, in games only, that could be a bit too low, so i need to manually raise it with the buttons on the video, and, partly for lazyness, partly because the monitor it's in a difficult position to be touched, that's an hassle. it could be a trick to make the games appearance fof the game more similar to that oversaturated images you see in the magazines too... so... pretty please? Last edited by Marcuz; 16 September 2008 at 20:22.