Wide color gamut

Wide color gamut is one of the more interesting TV features of recent years. In theory, it can make a TV look even more realistic. The wide-gamut RGB color space is an RGB color space developed by Adobe Systems, that offers a large gamut by using pure spectral primary colors.

Wide Color Gamut (WCG) ist eine Vergrößerung des Farbraums von LCD-Displays, der im Wesentlichen durch die Hintergrundbeleuchtung . Below are example images to demonstrate wide-gamut. There are multiple versions of each image: one in sRGB, then some in other color spaces with a wider . Note that if you don't have a wide-gamut display, you might not notice any difference.

Image is in the sRGB color space sRGB. CG2(sRGB) and CG241W (wide color gamut) (see Fig. in Section ) with a . In fact, along with 4K resolution and High Dynamic Range (HDR), WCG is one of the main benefits of Ultra HD. Wide color gamut, or WCG, is a bit of different thing from 10-bit color depth.

It represents all the possible colors of a color gamut that a 4K TV . A TV's wide color gamut coverage refers to how much of the new, larger color gamuts a TV can display.