colour.models.RGB_COLOURSPACE_LIN_P3D65_SCENE

colour.models.RGB_COLOURSPACE_LIN_P3D65_SCENE = RGB_Colourspace('Linear P3-D65',                 [[ 0.68 ,  0.32 ],                  [ 0.265,  0.69 ],                  [ 0.15 ,  0.06 ]],                 [ 0.3127,  0.329 ],                 'D65',                 [[  4.86570949e-01,   2.65667693e-01,   1.98217285e-01],                  [  2.28974564e-01,   6.91738522e-01,   7.92869141e-02],                  [ -3.97207552e-17,   4.51133819e-02,   1.04394437e+00]],                 [[ 2.49349691, -0.93138362, -0.40271078],                  [-0.82948897,  1.76266406,  0.02362469],                  [ 0.03584583, -0.07617239,  0.95688452]],                 linear_function,                 linear_function,                 False,                 False)

Linear P3-D65 colourspace.

Not as good a rendering space as ACEScg, but better than Linear Rec.709 since it has a larger gamut. It may be easier for artists to use than ACEScg since most modern monitors are able to show almost all of the DCI-P3 gamut, which is not true for ACEScg.

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