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    <h2><u>Video Electro-Optical Transfer Functions<br>
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    <h3>Introduction</h3>
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    <h3>Encoding verses decoding &amp; Viewing conditions<br>
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    <h3>Log-Log plots</h3>
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    graph <br>
    <h3>"Pure Gamma" curves<br>
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    even if it does have a perfect black, the black as seen by your eye
    won't be perfect unless you are in a pitch black room and the
    display is all black, because any stray light in the room or from
    other non-black elements on the display will dilute the perfect
    black due to glare.<br>
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    <h3>Output Offset Black</h3>
    <h3>Input Offset Black<br>
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