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So in keeping with the light analogy, it's a gamut then.
by CarVac 5y ago
So in keeping with the light analogy, it's a gamut then.
- gowld 5y agoNo, gamut : discrete :: spectrum : continous
- CarVac 5y agoSince when is a gamut discrete?
- thedailymail 5y agoI think the original meaning of gamut - the full set of musical notes in a scale – refers to a discrete series. But in color theory the gamut is the complete set of colors that can be reproduced by a device (or which is present in an image), and is continuous (although you could probably argue for discrete depending on how colors are defined in a particular model.)