M Mariner Veteran Feb 26, 2003 #21 Not surprising as digital camera manufacturers have been doing similar things for a while in their sensors. Click to expand... Yep - I thought that was the case. I've got a FujiPix camera and I seem to remember reading some sort of blurb about sensing different colours when I bought it about a year ago.
Not surprising as digital camera manufacturers have been doing similar things for a while in their sensors. Click to expand... Yep - I thought that was the case. I've got a FujiPix camera and I seem to remember reading some sort of blurb about sensing different colours when I bought it about a year ago.
H Humus Crazy coder Veteran Feb 27, 2003 #22 K.I.L.E.R said: You saying the R300 uses it already in every D3D game? Click to expand... The game needs to be coded for it. As for the r300, I recall there being an issue with this format and I think it was related to the dx9 runtime, not sure if it's resolved.
K.I.L.E.R said: You saying the R300 uses it already in every D3D game? Click to expand... The game needs to be coded for it. As for the r300, I recall there being an issue with this format and I think it was related to the dx9 runtime, not sure if it's resolved.
R rwolf Rock Star Regular Feb 27, 2003 #23 So if the game is coded for it does the R300 output 10-bit per color or 8-bit per color to the monitor?
So if the game is coded for it does the R300 output 10-bit per color or 8-bit per color to the monitor?
P pcchen Moderator Moderator Veteran Supporter Feb 27, 2003 #24 Since R300 does not support 10 bits display format in current driver, so the output will still be 8 bits.
Since R300 does not support 10 bits display format in current driver, so the output will still be 8 bits.
