Definitions for "White Point"
The COLOR TEMPERATURE of a white pixel on a computer monitor. Most computer monitors have a white point of 6500 Kelvin (or higher), which means that white objects on the monitor are actually blue-white, rather than pure white. This in turn means that colors displayed on the monitor are inaccurate.
See: reference white point
The lightest area of a computer monitor is called the white point. This refers to the colour temperature of the monitor and generally varies from 5000 Kelvins, to 6500K, through to 9300K.
From Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification (Second Edition) ( 2003-11-10) chromaticity of a computer display's nominal white value.
The chromaticity of a computer display's nominal white value.
The brightest neutral area of an image, according to which all other areas are adjusted.
The luminance value in a video image that you set to be equal to reference white when making a color adjustment.
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