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color space and bit depth aren't the same. you can have 8 bit P3 vs 8 bit SRGB (etc). A colorspace is a combination of a whitepoint, a gamma transform, your col
by adgjlsfhk1 2y ago
color space and bit depth aren't the same. you can have 8 bit P3 vs 8 bit SRGB (etc). A colorspace is a combination of a whitepoint, a gamma transform, your color primaries, and a bit depth.
- ykonstant 2y agoWhat is a good, concise resource for all this stuff for the interested layman? I am not familiar with anything but the very basic "RGB" and know basically nothing about how video screens really work.
- cyberax 2y agoBasically: The colors on the screen will look more like on a photo print. In addition, if your monitor supports more than 8 bits per pixel color information, then you'll be able to see more vibrant colors.