ATI V3200 User Guide - Page 25

ATI Color Tab 19 ATI Color Tab Save button Delete button All Colors checkbox Red, Green, and Blue radio buttons Gamma slider Brightness slider Contrast slide Reset buttons Color preview box Hotkeys button Defaults button Color Curve box Saves your current color settings to a Desktop or Full Screen 3D profile, using the name you specified in the list box. To restore these settings later, simply select the Profile name from the list and click Apply or OK. Deletes the profile that is selected in the Profiles list box. Adjusts the Gamma, Brightness or Contrast for Red, Green, and Blue simultaneously. Note that any individual color settings in effect are lost if All Colors is selected; the color settings revert back to the last-known All Colors settings. Selects the active color component (Red, Green, or Blue) whose values will be adjusted by the Gamma, Brightness, and Contrast sliders. Note that any individual color settings made are lost if you subsequently select All Colors. Increases or decreases the gamma correction of your Desktop or full-screen 3D application. Changing the gamma alters the curvature of the color curve. Increases or decreases the color brightness of your Desktop or full-screen 3D application. Changing the brightness adjusts the vertical position of the color curve. Increases or decreases the color contrast of your Desktop or full-screen 3D application. Changing the contrast adjusts the slope of the color curve. Restores an individual slider setting to its default value. Click Apply or OK to save. The color image indicates visually how the Gamma, Brightness and Contrast sliders affect the final color settings of your display device. In Desktop mode, clicking on this with your mouse pointer will change the image. Opens the Color Hotkeys Settings dialog. There you can assign hotkeys for adjusting your color settings within a full-screen 3D application environment. To activate this button, you must select the Full Screen 3D radio button. Restores all of the color settings to the default values. Click Apply or OK to save. The color curve indicates mathematically how the Gamma, Brightness and Contrast sliders affect the final color settings of your display device.