CHR> 4096 colors? well there's the rgb16-444 - this is specifically for CHR> displays using rgb565 as the rgb format but with only 4 bits per CHR> rgb (thus dithering appropriately). but for dozens of CHR> fps.. really? will updates look good?
Dunno, I did not test such screens yet. Though it's not a E-Ink, it's some other technology. >> Actually we had to disable dithering earlier - it created a sort of >> unpleasant artifacts and nobody wanted to investigate why. CHR> really? nasty. wow. is it possible someone has a photo of it with CHR> dithering? one zoomed out and a macro-focus zoomed in one so i CHR> can see the pixels in detail? maybe i can spot what's up? maybe CHR> not, but gstavo does bring up a very good point. dithering should CHR> improve things a LOT. of course if done right. maybe its an CHR> algorithm problem? is it possible to get a framebuffer shot too? http://users.openinkpot.org/~lunohod/img_1822_sm.jpg This is quite an old photo though. Don't have time right now to recreate the setup and see whether anything changed. -- http://fossarchy.blogspot.com/
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