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sRGB is used for encoding pretty much all JPEGs and other format bitmaps too. (Although some are in higher gamut colour spaces like AdobeRGB or DCI-P3, as many
by photojosh 9y ago
sRGB is used for encoding pretty much all JPEGs and other format bitmaps too. (Although some are in higher gamut colour spaces like AdobeRGB or DCI-P3, as many displays support this wider range of colours too.)
If you want to be efficient with your encoding, you'll always use a gamma-like function. This is because our eyes have a logarithmic response to brightness, and the gamma is essentially an inverse of that.