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qto wrote:
RGB colour space itself isn’t limited to any particular accuracy as regards the numbers, only its representation on a computer is.
It’s generally good enough to use 8 bits/channel, it’s more expensive to make more accurate devices, and there just happen to be 8 bits in the bytes used by current microprocessors.
Andrew
Sorry for this must be very newbie question. I read this article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/5263108.stm
So why in RGB color space, there are only 8 bits for each channel.
RGB colour space itself isn’t limited to any particular accuracy as regards the numbers, only its representation on a computer is.
It’s generally good enough to use 8 bits/channel, it’s more expensive to make more accurate devices, and there just happen to be 8 bits in the bytes used by current microprocessors.
Andrew
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