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I find that most significant banding comes from a large gradient that spans between two very similar shades. (E.g., a full screen gradient that goes from grey t
by interpol_p 11y ago
I find that most significant banding comes from a large gradient that spans between two very similar shades. (E.g., a full screen gradient that goes from grey to slightly-darker-grey).
I fear that 10 bpp would hide the banding from you, so that when your users see it on their 8 bpp displays they notice the banding that you didn't see or get a chance to dither out with noise.
- Gracana 11y agoI notice this a lot with web media. Designers have really nice setups, so they don't have any problem designing sites with tiny thin gray text on gray backgrounds with little gray icons etc, not realizing that it looks like indecipherable mush on other people's hardware.