Adobe Gamma is a screen calibration utility that used to install with Photoshop. Many say that it no longer comes with CS3, and that it is not compatible with Windows Vista. LIES!! Chad will show you the hidden truth in this movie.
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I followed the tutorial and there is NO Adobe Gamma in either of the folders that you mention in the video. Not sure why.
This tip is just PERFECT!! Thank you guys, you helped with an issue I struggled with for some time. I'm using CS4 suite on vista, and this tutorial is ligit!!
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