Commenting on: Where 10-bit really matters

Posted by Tony DeYoung on June 05, 2008

Although graphic cards that support 10-bit per channel per pixel have been around for a few years, there is a big difference between cards that can just display 10-bit in 2D mode and those that can load 10-bit images quickly or provide 3D acceleration and 10-bit at the same time.  A great example of where this really matters is mammography, where the slightest color variation in a digital breast scan could indicate the presence of a tumor. 10-bit precision delivers more information to the eye of the radiologist. But these dataset are large and need to load fast if they…

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