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colour [2015/06/11 07:58]
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slackermedia [Colourspace Conversion]
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 ======Colourspace====== ======Colourspace======
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 The layout of a colourspace is called a ''​gamut''​. A gamut is the set of possible values with a colourspace,​ with a reference point for defining //white//. The layout of a colourspace is called a ''​gamut''​. A gamut is the set of possible values with a colourspace,​ with a reference point for defining //white//.
  
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 ===== Converting Colourspaces ===== ===== Converting Colourspaces =====
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 So the goal in converting colourspace is to have no visual difference, but since gamuts are different across devices, conforming two of them does risk losing information. So the goal in converting colourspace is to have no visual difference, but since gamuts are different across devices, conforming two of them does risk losing information.
  
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 For instance, pixels that were painted blue in one colour space might be forced closer to white to stay within the gamut, giving the blues a less saturated appearance. Pixels that were red might be forced away from the white point, making them appear "more red" after conversion. For instance, pixels that were painted blue in one colour space might be forced closer to white to stay within the gamut, giving the blues a less saturated appearance. Pixels that were red might be forced away from the white point, making them appear "more red" after conversion.
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 It is akin to saving a RAW image to TARGA for later compression to PNG, or a movie file to HuffYUV as a source for WEBM and MP4 files, or audio to WAV or ALAC for compression to OGG or FLAC. It is akin to saving a RAW image to TARGA for later compression to PNG, or a movie file to HuffYUV as a source for WEBM and MP4 files, or audio to WAV or ALAC for compression to OGG or FLAC.
  
-If you are dealing with several ​coloursapaces ​that require conforming, experiment with ACES to see if it is a suitable intermediary between colourspaces. If your spaces are similar, you may not need an intermediate step.+If you are dealing with several ​colourspaces ​that require conforming, experiment with ACES to see if it is a suitable intermediary between colourspaces. If your spaces are similar, you may not need an intermediate step.
  
  
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