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From a comment in the article: Hey guys, it appears it’s not just for the 5K iMac, I have tested this on 2013 Mac Pro with an Eizo CS230 monitor and can
by DAddYE 11y ago
From a comment in the article:
Hey guys, it appears it’s not just for the 5K iMac,
I have tested this on 2013 Mac Pro with an Eizo CS230
monitor and can confirm that you can get 10bit output.
http://www.lsdigi.com/2015/10/el-capitan-10bit-display-support/ http://www.lsdigi.com/2015/10/el-capitan-10bit-display-suppo...
- pilif 11y agoYeah - and it also works with last year's 5K imac. (source: I have one)
- finnh 11y agoI also have a 2014 5K imac with El Cap, and my system report shows 30-bit / ARGB2101010 However, when I view the test image from the article's comments (http://www.imagescience.com.au/kb/getattachment.php?data=MTUyfDEwIGJpdCB0ZXN0IHJhbXAuemlw http://www.imagescience.com.au/kb/getattachment.php?data=MTU...) I still see banding. Hmm.
- pilif 11y agoWhat are you viewing it in? It opened in Pixelmator for me where it was showing banding. Then I tried again with preview where it was ok. So the app you use to open the file might not have proper 10bit support
- finnh 11y agoPreview. The banding is pretty odd (the bands have gradients _within_ them, it's weird), and is also displaying artifacts from OS X's default window-transparency settings. Turning those "down" helps, a bit, but there's still banding. I don't see an option to turn it off completely. So I'm not sure where to point the finger.