So now, Android Oreo will allow apps to use wide
color gamut profiles such as AdobeRGB or Pro Photo RGB on supported devices, which means that what you see in your favorite photo editor is what you'll see on other high - end displays.
Not exact matches
Android O brings proper support for wide -
gamut displays and media thanks to native support for
color profiles like AdobeRGB, DCI - P3 and more.
To display wide
gamut images, apps will need to enable a flag in their manifest per activity and load bitmaps with an embedded wide
color profile.
Even if a display's
color gamut is superior and can accurately display these
colors, it is simply incapable of displaying accurate
colors because the source material is unidentifiable and is therefore stretched or changed to meet its
profile.
To display wide
gamut images, apps will need to enable a flag in their manifest (per activity) and load bitmaps with an embedded wide
color profile (AdobeRGB, Pro Photo RGB, DCI - P3, etc.)».
It also uses Sony's BRAVIA display tech for a wide
color gamut — the
color reproduction looks good by default, but you can tweak the white balance and
color profile in the settings to easily get a more vivid or
color accurate display.
The devices with wide -
gamut color enabled displays can take advantage of the wide
color profile.
Originally, both phones launched with two subdued
color profiles based on the industry - standard sRGB
gamut.