![]() |
|
Yea, 9-bit color is a color space where each RGB channel is 3-bits. So you have 8 available shades for each color channel. If you define it within the 24-bit spectrum, you'd basically pretend the only available colors for each channel are in increments of ~36 (0, 36, 72, 108, 144, 180, 216, 255). The Sega Genesis/MegaDrive and the NEC TurboGrafx-16/PC-Engine both used this color space. Probably some other more obscure older systems as well.
Is there such a thing as 9 bit? it's still REALLY good.
Cool. This almost photo-realistic style really reminds me of some space shooters from the mid-90s.
you like spacial things dont you? =)