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by colejohnson66
1337 days ago
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Because they're (idealy) not linear, I'd assume. Gamma correction[0] is an exponential-like function. Hence, sRGB vs "sRGB linear". Despite what many people think, sRGB color #808080 is not 50% the brightness of #ffffff, but about 75%. All because our eyes are non-linear. Color math is a massive rabbit hole that deserves its own "things programmers believe about..." [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_correction |
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