Re:Fastest star ever seen is moving at 8% the speed of light
by formerly_proven on Sunday August 16, 2020 @08:20AM
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Color and dynamic range of most sensors extends greatly beyond sRGB, it's the camera's JPEG processing engine which maps this larger range to the smaller sRGB (or AdobeRGB) range.
Re:Fastest star ever seen is moving at 8% the speed of light
by imhoguy on Tuesday August 18, 2020 @10:09AM
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You can attach custom ICC profile to JPEG, also to TIFF or PNG. But still you need to normalize data from different kind of sensors before you feed any ML engine with it. sRGB or AdobeRGB are most common color space profiles you can get with varied content.
Even if you get millions of RAW photos they will come from different sensors with different properties (noise, sensitivity, mosaic, orientation...) and you need to to normalize them all. sRGB is most common normalization target for which all prosumer cameras are optimized for.
The format is not really important here as it is usually array of pixels. You need more bits and resolution? Fine, but you also get more useless noise.