EBUväri

EBUväri is a color space developed by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) for use in television and film production. It is designed to provide a consistent and accurate representation of colors across different devices and platforms, ensuring that the colors seen on a screen match those in the original scene as closely as possible. EBUväri is based on the CIE 1931 color space, which is a standard model for representing colors in terms of their chromaticity coordinates. The EBUväri color space is defined by a set of primary colors, which are the colors that can be produced by a display device, and a white point, which is the color of the light source used to illuminate the scene. The EBUväri color space is used in a variety of applications, including television broadcasting, film production, and digital imaging. It is also used in the development of color management systems, which are software tools that help to ensure consistent color reproduction across different devices and platforms. EBUväri is an important tool for ensuring that the colors seen on a screen match those in the original scene, and for ensuring that the colors in a television or film production are consistent and accurate.