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Aren’t 99% of users going to be on some random sRGB display, though? How many of us have wide gamut displays that are actually properly calibrated? Looking at t
by TylerE 4y ago
Aren’t 99% of users going to be on some random sRGB display, though? How many of us have wide gamut displays that are actually properly calibrated? Looking at the examples from your link is illustrative… several of their 4.5:1 passes are basically unreadable. What I suspect needs to happen is an additional penalty if the background isn’t what would be considered a typical paper color (white, ivory, tan, etc. blues, purples and oranges are right out. )
- zinekeller 4y agoIt's not that it's wrong to focus on sRGB but the computation itself does not use linear gamma (which is not excusable - incorrectly assuming that 2.2 gamma is how people perceive light results on overemphasis on brighter spots)