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The article is simple wrong, dithering is still widely used, and no we do not have enough color depth to avoid it. Go render a blue sky gradient without ditheri
by TinkersW 10mo ago
The article is simple wrong, dithering is still widely used, and no we do not have enough color depth to avoid it. Go render a blue sky gradient without dithering, you will see obvious bands.
- mrandish 10mo agoYep, even high quality 24-bit uncompressed imagery often benefits from dithering, especially if it's synthetically generated and, even if it's natural imagery, if it's processed or manipulated - even mildly - it'll probably benefit from dithering. If it's a digital photograph, it was probably already dithered during the de-bayering process.