Tuloväriavaruus

Tuloväriavaruus refers to a concept in color science and computer graphics. It describes the range of colors that can be perceived or reproduced by a given device or system. Essentially, it's the gamut of colors a display, printer, or human eye can create or see.

Different devices have different tuloväriavaruudet. For example, a high-end monitor might be able to display a wider range of colors than a standard office printer. This difference means that a color that appears vibrant on a monitor might look dull or different when printed. Understanding these differences is crucial for accurate color reproduction in fields like graphic design, photography, and filmmaking.

The human eye has a very broad tuloväriavaruus, encompassing all the colors we can perceive. However, the technology used to display or print colors is almost always more limited. This discrepancy is why color management techniques are employed to ensure that colors appear as consistent as possible across different devices and media. Standardized color spaces like sRGB, Adobe RGB, and DCI-P3 are used to define and communicate specific tuloväriavaruudet, allowing for better control and prediction of color appearance.