II have a Samsung SA950 27" monitor, which I love. However, the image on the monitor appears too bright. I'm not sure if what I am seeing is a brightness or contrast issue, but the whites seem to be compressed such as what one would see if a camera was set to over-exposure. I think it's a brightness issue, not the contrast.The monitor otherwise is great with colors, so I'm wondering what the best way to resolve this might be? I have heard (maybe incorrectly) that just turning down the monitor brightness might introduce errors into the image by way of the gamma correction, and that adjusting the "brightness" through Win 7 is a better way to address this issue (which presumably sends a lower signal to the monitor). However, I'm not sure how to either change the "brightness" in Win 7, or if that is the best method to use.Any advice much appreciated.Thanks, Bruce.

In the Nvidia control panel this can be accessed.

Thanks benorg