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Is the rec.2020 UHD color broadcast spec really practical?

Wide Color Gamut ContentNanosysMay 22, 2014Quantum Dot, rec.2020, UHD, color gamut, CIE 1976, no-image

CES 2014 Display Wrap-Up

Display Industry TrendsNanosysJanuary 18, 2014CES 2014, Quantum Dot, 4K, high dynamic range, wide color gamut, Netflix, Hisense

How much color do displays really need? Part 4: Content Delivery

In the previous post in this series, I made the case for displays with hybrid, custom color gamuts as a great way to deliver coverage of Pointer's gamut as well as the most important broadcast standards.

How much color gamut do displays really need? Part 3: Existing color gamut standards

Display Industry TrendsNanosysJuly 23, 2013no-image, Adobe RGB, broadcast standards, CIE 1976, Color Gamut, color performance, DCI-P3, Display Technology, ecommerce, entertainment industry, LCD, rec.2020

How much color gamut do displays really need? Part 2: How we perceive color

Wide Color Gamut ContentNanosysJuly 16, 2013no-image, art, CIE 1976, color, Color Gamut, color performance, color space, DCI-P3, Display Technology, psychology, technology

How much color gamut do displays really need?

Display Industry TrendsNanosysJuly 9, 2013no-image, Color Gamut, display resolutions

Color of the year for 2013 falls outside sRGB gamut

Pantone recently announced their color of the year for 2013, a deep shade of emerald green that they call “Emerald 17-5641.” It’s a great color but there’s a catch- most displays cannot accurately show it.

NanosysDecember 11, 2012