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The 26 pages that link to Color gamut, each with the reason it gives.

• Color spaceRelated: A space’s gamut determines which colors its coordinates can represent.

• RGB color modelRelated: An RGB system can represent only colors within its specified gamut.

• CIE 1931 color spaceRelated: XYZ can specify colors beyond the gamut of any particular RGB display.

• Color managementRelated: Gamut limits explain why some source colors cannot be reproduced on a destination device.

• CMYK color modelRelated: The available CMYK inks limit which colors a printed image can reproduce.

• Additive colorRelated: A device's primaries limit the colors its additive mixture can reach.

• Color harmonyRelated: Reproduction limits can shift a carefully balanced palette into a different relationship.

• Complementary colorsRelated: A medium’s gamut limits which complementary pairs it can display or print accurately.

• Computer monitorRelated: A monitor's gamut limits which saturated colors it can reproduce.

• ICC profileRelated: A profile records the color range that constrains possible conversions.

• Primary colorsRelated: A system's primaries help determine the limits of its reproducible colors.

• ChromaticityRelated: A device gamut appears as a bounded region on a chromaticity diagram.

• Color modelRelated: A model's associated space determines which colors its coordinates can represent.

• Adobe RGB color spaceRelated: Adobe RGB’s defining advantage is its broader range of representable colors than sRGB.

• Hexadecimal colorRelated: A standard six-digit RGB code is limited by its chosen RGB color space.

• Chromaticity diagramRelated: A device’s achievable colors appear as a bounded region in chromaticity coordinates.

• RYB color modelRelated: The available RYB pigments constrain which colors a painter can actually mix.

• Web colorsRelated: A display may be unable to reproduce some colors specified by modern web color syntaxes.

• RGB color spacesRelated: The primaries constrain the range of colors the space can encode.

• HWB color modelRelated: The HWB notation does not expand the gamut of the RGB colors it encodes.

• Line of purplesRelated: A device’s gamut may cover only part of the line’s nonspectral boundary.

• CIELUVRelated: CIELUV can visualize the shape and extent of a display's color gamut.

• Spring greenRelated: Displays may reproduce spring green with different limits and precision.

• Trichromatic printingRelated: The three inks impose a finite range of reproducible colors.