So far 10+ bit colorspaces are only present in movie and game gimmicks.
>no UI elements that use 1.07bn color palette to avoid banding
>no paint.exe to brush in more than 256 shades of a color
>no normal cameras and image viewers to take and display 10+ bit wide gamut and hdr images
Such is the life in 2019
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>needing more than 256 colors
fuck off
What will 256 do for you that 16 won't?
blind nigger
>needing more than black and white
>needing luma
>not sticking to chroma only
HDR is a meme. It's just a marketing ploy. There's not a single color in those 4K movies that a regular computer monitor can't display. That's why there aren't any "HDR" PC screens.
retard
>There's not a single color in those 4K movies that a regular computer monitor can't display.
>There's not a single color in those 4K movies that a regular computer monitor can't display.
Gama color
who?
Name three colors a PC monitor can't display that a HDR monitor can.
The color between #000000 and #000001.
Not that it matters much. All the ads for hdr lie, showing lower brightness and less saturation on the SDR display, which is just plain false.
fuck i can't see a thing, i guess i need a hdr monitor
HDR is a meme outside of the professional graphics world.
It'll always be shit until we move away from LCDs.
ITT: Nobody knows what HDR stands for
>needing graphical user interfaces at all
did you make this post in cli?
direct brain-computer interface
*sips*
desu I’ll be happy with just DCI-P3
>desu I’ll be happy with just DCI-P3
You realise that this is analog color space? If you digitally represent the DCI-P3 gamut with just 8 bits per primary, you will get horrible banding.
Red is my monitor, a 2.5 year old 4K panel, green is sRGB. So shut the fuck up, retard.
>analog
wut
>DCI-P3, or DCI/P3, is a common RGB color space for digital movie projection from the American film industry
wow, you really are retarded if you can't tell the difference between a color space based on chromacity coordinates and its bit depth representation?