RGBA sucks

There are (assuming 8 bits per colour) 2^24 combinations with full transparency. This is even worse than https://dis.tinychan.org/read/prog/1457531769

I agree
HSV is better

Oh noes, they wasted almost a half percent of the colorspace!

ABGR, it's all about the endians.

>>4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpMvS1Q1sos

>>1
>assuming 8 bits per colour
Don't assume my anime color depth. Its 10bit

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14310652
They create different edge/scaling/motion effects, depending on color of "fully transparent pixels"

>>6
What anime uses arufa channeru?

How does it work?

In Farbfeld, pattern resolution is not done while converting, but while compressing the image. For example, farbfeld always stores the alpha-channel, even if the image doesn’t have alpha-variation. This may sound like a big waste at first, but as soon as you compress an image of this kind, the compression-algorithm (e.g. bz2) recognizes the pattern that every 48 bits the 16 bits store the same information. And the compression-algorithms get better and better at this.

Fartfield is a joke.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rec._2020
http://www.dell.com/learn/ai/en/aicorp1/secure/2017-04-20-dell-announces-new-hdr10-monitor-with-uhd

Displays with 80-85% of Rec.2020 this year, but they cost $1800-$2200 for 27"-32".

10-bit and 12-bits per color channel depending on the technology (image buffers have 16-bits per color channel, either 16-bit unorm or 16-bit floating point for HDR rendering).

So granted that money is not a barrier, what would you prefer of the following?

1440p 100% Rec.709/sRGB 144Hz TN/VA gayming?
4k 85% Rec.2020 8ms GTG 60Hz IPS professional?
Both?

>>11
I choose a $200 Sony WEGA CRT.

>>11
What's the monitor size though?

>>12
I'm using two $400 dell U2415's right now, but wondering if this modality is becoming outdated and a single 4K 30+" monitor would be better.

>>13
If it's 4K, you probably want to go no smaller than 30"

>>14
Sounds a bit large.
I rather get more horizontal space than both