Added table with 16bit full and narrow range values #472
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to replace current definition for "reference image" which only described Full Range Quantization.
svgeesus
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ProgramMax
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I think this line can be removed. It accidentally adds an extra table inside the other table. Notice, it also never gets closed.
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Also, I notice this is in § 4.2 Images - Reference image. Perhaps that section should instead be changed to say something like "1 to 16 bits, although not all bits might be used. The sBIT chunk (link) confines the bit range, and the cICP chunk (link) might declare the image is narrow range." Then the cICP chunk could have these example values instead of 4.2 |
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to replace current definition for "reference image" which only described Full Range Quantization.