Closed lolcocks123 closed 5 years ago
I don't think there's much difference between 8 bit and 16 bit,at least I can't find the difference.
This is my opinion, I don't know if it is right : Color depth is just for software to finish work. I think you have searched Google and other information you can find, you are right because human can not find the difference between 8bit and 16bit. It is because the 8 bit means 8bit R & 8bit G & 8bit B, 2^82^82^8=16777216, we can see that 8bit can make 16777216 different colors, but human's eye can not distinguish between colors in one complex color picture. Now, the display is mostly use 8 bit to output things , of course many first-class display can support higher color depth. 16bit is just for Photoshop and other software to analysis and compute. Thank you.
Thank you for the inputs everyone. Issue solved.
Newbie question alert.
I obviously searched online regarding colour depth 8 bit and 16 bit and learned everything about it theoretically.
However, how much does it affect the image when viewing in real life? I converted one image and saw no difference.
Is the difference not visible to the human eye? I ask because I am colour blind, so I might not be able to view a difference, but others might.