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Hello!

I'm processing TIFF files generated by VueScan in RAW mode.

These TIFFs are negatives with gamma set to 1.

After opening, I invert them with "Invert" command, but I cannot set their gamma to 2.2 as the max value in "Levels" dialog is 2.

How do I set gamma to 2.2?

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21 minutes ago, Ruymura said:

But I'm disappointed that such a simple action requires so many steps.

You could make a preset for the PT transform, as James shows, and then apply it using a macro. You could even make that part of a Batch Job processing a group of VueScan files into a usable form.

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On 10/27/2021 at 11:34 PM, Ruymura said:

Hello!

I'm processing TIFF files generated by VueScan in RAW mode.

These TIFFs are negatives with gamma set to 1.

After opening, I invert them with "Invert" command, but I cannot set their gamma to 2.2 as the max value in "Levels" dialog is 2.

How do I set gamma to 2.2?

Setting up OCIO and adding and OCIO adjustments may be another  option for this kind of adjustment. 

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