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by Giefo6ah
42 days ago
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The original 1953 NTSC standard specified phosphors with a way bigger gamut than sRGB, that were chosen to approximate the gamut of film projectors. Original NTSC cyans are more saturated than even DCI-P3 cyans. Typical CRTs use the cheaper, brighter phosphors specified by SMPTE C (the basis for the sRGB gamut) and a circuit that pumps the saturation to compensate. It's likely your screen uses the better phosphors instead of a colour correction circuit. |
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