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The dark doesn't look very good these days. And I'm really sorry if you're one of the lucky ones who's never noticed this, because now I point it out, now I artificially increase the brightness on the dark parts in this video so you can see what the shadows behind me actually look like... now you'll notice. In movie trailers, in dark scenes in even prestige television, in YouTube videos where there are nice, calm gradient backgrounds: you see this dreadful colour banding. There are three reasons for it. And the first is that there aren't enough colours. ...all right, I'll turn the lights on. In most modern digital video, there is a grand total of about 16.7 million possible colours. And that number comes from how your screen works. When you watch a video, your phone, computer or TV takes that compressed digital signal that's being sent to you, and it converts it into instructions. Those instructions go to the screen, which changes the brightness of each of the millions of red, green a...
