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I wonder what potential there is for a >3 color display. > black, white, red, green, blue, yellow, orange Ok that's only 5 color, but still curious. For displ
by rektide 4y ago
I wonder what potential there is for a >3 color display.
> black, white, red, green, blue, yellow, orange
Ok that's only 5 color, but still curious. For displays we seem to be ok I guess? But wow, using something like LiFX bulbs I notice huge ranges of colors that are ultra-washed out, that the light cannot do. That said, I'm here on "orange site" and I can easily say, yup, looks orange.
I also keep hearing griping that the color dithering is all patent encumbered and/or that there's few open-source options available. Bother.
- Nursie 4y agohttps://www.good-display.com/product/385.html https://www.good-display.com/product/385.html These seem to be pretty cutting edge, and as a result quite expensive, but they claim 4096 colours. The only one I can see with any sort of price is a 31.2", 720p version that does 4k colors and 16 levels of grey, and costs $2200. And is out of stock! https://buy-lcd.com/products/good-display-312-inch-large-e-ink-display-parallel-7-color-e-ink-panel-with-16-gray-level-gdep312tt2-c https://buy-lcd.com/products/good-display-312-inch-large-e-i... There's a video of it in action here - https://youtu.be/bPnJh4QcjDY https://youtu.be/bPnJh4QcjDY
- shultays 4y agoIt looks alright with dithering even with such low amount of colors I also keep hearing griping that the color dithering is all patent encumbered and/or that there's few open-source options available. Bother. Huh, is it? I am using python to dither images just fine