PPD CG stands for Post-Processing Display Color Gamut. It refers to the color gamut of a display or monitor after post-processing techniques have been applied.
In the field of computer graphics and display technology, color gamut represents the range of colors that a display can accurately produce. PPD CG, however, specifically refers to the color gamut after applying post-processing techniques.
Post-processing refers to digital image processing techniques that are applied to an image or a video after it has been captured or rendered. These techniques can include adjustments for brightness, contrast, color saturation, and sharpness, among others. The purpose of post-processing is to enhance the visual quality and improve the overall perception of an image or video.
PPD CG, therefore, indicates the color gamut of a display after these post-processing adjustments have been made. It will typically describe the improved range of colors that the display can render, compared to its original color gamut.
In practical terms, a display with a wider PPD CG will be capable of richer and more vibrant colors, making images or videos appear more lifelike and visually appealing. This can be particularly important in fields such as graphic design, photography, and video editing, where accurate color reproduction is essential.
