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Yes, all non-IPS laptop displays for instance. They're actually 6 bits and use temporal dithering to display 8-bit color. And indeed, most "10-bit" panels are 8
by brigade 13y ago
Yes, all non-IPS laptop displays for instance. They're actually 6 bits and use temporal dithering to display 8-bit color. And indeed, most "10-bit" panels are 8-bit with FRC.
- lstamour 13y agoAh don't get me started on how I hate being lied to by monitor manufacturers. I have to start looking for 14-bit LUTs before I begin to trust that the panel might actually be 10-bit. Then again, I've a 8-bit with FRC and can't tell the difference. They both oversaturate as much as I'd like them to. :)