Gammacorrected
Gammacorrected, or gamma-corrected, refers to data or signals that have undergone gamma encoding, a nonlinear transformation applied to luminance or color values in imaging and display pipelines. The purpose is to match the nonlinearity of display devices and human vision, improving perceptual uniformity and the efficient use of digital storage.
Technically, gamma correction uses a power-law transfer function. In its common form, encoded_value = linear_value^gamma, where linear_value
In practice, gammacorrected data are easier to store and transmit because human vision is more sensitive to
Applications span photography, video, computer graphics, and display technology. Cameras capture in a linear or quasi-linear