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You're missing the point. You can't ONLY describe color spaces in gamma differences. Gamma is just a single element of a color space. The whole trivializing sR
by dagmx 5y ago
You're missing the point. You can't ONLY describe color spaces in gamma differences.
Gamma is just a single element of a color space. The whole trivializing sRGB into being a 2.2 Gamma versus linear is an over simplification that ignores gamut , white point, bit depth and more.
That's my point. You're trivializing what color is because you clearly have not dealt with it at scale.
- ElephantsMyAnus 5y agoNo I'm not doing that, there seems to be some problem specifically there. Either the values are converted incorrectly, or not at all, effectivelly stretching about 8 fstops into the 11.6 (slightly less for video) f-stops of sRGB. You can download an alternate color scheme from Technicolor for Canon cameras that makes the colors appear fairly reasonable.
- dagmx 5y ago"makes the colors appear fairly reasonable" From what color space to what color space, and what display or print type? Now you're back to describing a average case perceptual color rather than your initial point of accuracy.