There's definitely an element of sRGB in there, but it feels grafted on to something older. Like someone was tasked with throwing something together from whate

There's definitely an element of sRGB in there, but it feels grafted on to something older. Like someone was tasked with throwing something together from whatever references they could find. P.S. sRGB was motivated by a desire to quantify the behavior of an "average" CRT monitor, and while it probably didn't accomplish that at least it gave everybody a target so that hardware could converge on something sensible.