Adjusting your
screen for best viewing.
Because of the difference in monitors, people may see the photographs in this web site as a little too light or too dark. There is something you can do that may help this. A simple method is to adjust the brightness and contrast of your monitor. Changing the gamma is easier but if you prefer you can change the monitor's brightness and contrast settings. Study the gray scale below. Look carefully at the extremes at each end. You should be able to detect a slight difference between 0 and 5. If they appear the same, your monitor is too bright. Now look at the other end of the scale. You should be able to see a minute difference between 100 and the black background of the page. If 100 appears noticeably brighter than the black background, again your monitor is too bright. |

| In the color scale, you should see a smooth transition without blocky changes. If you see a line of change between each number, you may wish to change your monitor to thousands or millions of colors. Thousands should be just fine if you don't have millions. This web site was created with my monitor in the thousands mode. A smooth transition from 0 to 100 is what you want. |

Revised: March 05, 2008.