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A rainbow is a rather bad test-case to distinguish color stops because it can vary two of the components at the same time. Monochromatic gradients make it easie
by the8472 6y ago
A rainbow is a rather bad test-case to distinguish color stops because it can vary two of the components at the same time. Monochromatic gradients make it easier to spot the quantization.
Additionally wider color gamuts also mean that each quantization step would cover a larger absolute difference if we kept things at 8bpc.