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Gamma correction is not worth to do and it can give wrong results.
Gamma correction was used in old TV stations when TV sets were made with valves.
Today a well calibrated computer monitor is already gamma corrected and LCD monitors don't behave as a cathode ray tube and nothing need to be corrected.

uh....

Laurie

Sheesh, they just don't get it, do they, Laurie? Why is it so hard to understand? Poser needs linear data to process colour correctly. Has nothing to do with monitor calibration.

I've had to gamma correct every render I've ever done ;o). Either in the render itself or in Photoshop - either way, it has to be done...lol.