Try this:
http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/book/snippets/rt_Gamma.zip
use the arrow keys to increase/decrease gamma.

It uses the same technique Vendetta uses for setting the gamma. Gamma is only set within the application's window though.

Try alt-entering in Vendetta to go into window-mode and see if the low gamma values still mess up.

my eyes hurt...

and as a side note, from overhearing what you said about it, how normal screenies are just fine, could it be your moniter is dieing?

dude, don't stick refrigerator magnets to your monitor.

lol.. you think that's bad? i put an unshieled speaker 5 feet from my computer and got a green tint on everything.

Steve- it's not the monitor.

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Does this when you play with the gamma.
Win2k, geforce4 TI, directx, nvidia 45.xx drivers

Looks like someone gave their computer too many shrooms...

yup..