Confused with "Bits" 36-bit/48-bit?

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Confused with "Bits" 36-bit/48-bit?

02-19-2009, 08:55 PM

bd_noob09

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Member since:Feb 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by SkantDragon

Soemthing to keep in mind... the human eye can't distinguish more than 8 bit color. And no video sources (including Blu-ray) transmit more than 8 bit color. And it's unlikely any ever will.

Interesting. If this is true, 8bits x 3 colors = 24bits per pixel.

They why do these particular Pioneer players: http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives...ay_player.html support 36-bit deep color and 48-bit deep color, respectively?

Does that simply mean these particular players have the ability to support 36-bit/48-bit color, ONLY IF someone actually develops Blu-rays that utilize 36-bit, 48-bit, etc??

So basically, right now, all Blu-rays discs are 24-bit. So 36-bit/48-bit is only marketing hype??

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