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No, it's still sRGB. Usually it's referred to as "linear sRGB" or "linear Rec. 709" to make the distinction clear. The latter uses the same XY coordinates for i
by Asooka 4y ago
No, it's still sRGB. Usually it's referred to as "linear sRGB" or "linear Rec. 709" to make the distinction clear. The latter uses the same XY coordinates for its R G and B channels, but a slightly different transfer function.
- dahart 4y agoYou have misunderstood what some people mean when they say “linear sRGB”. That is a term that means linear color space with the gamut of what used to be an sRGB color. It is no longer an sRGB color, but it’s safer to transfer back into sRGB later, there are fewer worries about whether your colors will be clipped to the wrong bounds. The term “linear sRGB” helps you understand the provenance of your inputs, it does not mean your color values are in the sRGB color space.