sRGBlineárizációt
sRGB linearizáció refers to the process of converting sRGB color values from their nonlinear gamma-encoded representation to a linear color space. The sRGB standard, widely used for displays and image formats, employs a gamma correction curve to approximate the nonlinear response of CRT displays and to optimize for perceived brightness. This nonlinearity means that the numerical values representing colors do not directly correspond to the amount of light emitted.
Linearizing sRGB is often a necessary step in image processing workflows, particularly for operations that are
The conversion from sRGB to linear involves applying an inverse gamma function. For values within the range