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> I wonder what's meant here. Is it just a matter of rounding or is there more to it than that? Many colour spaces are non-overlapping, ie. one colour space ha
by dom0 10y ago
> I wonder what's meant here. Is it just a matter of rounding or is there more to it than that?
Many colour spaces are non-overlapping, ie. one colour space has colours a different colour space simply doesn't have, so converting between them is often lossy and thus non-invertible.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Many colour spaces are non-overlapping, ie. one colour space has colours a different colour space simply doesn't have Wouldn't that be overlapping but non-coextensive? Non-overlapping would be no colors in common between color spaces, which would be odd.
- dom0 10y agoYes. I didn't realize that difference between my intermediate language and the output language of these comments :)