Color gamut is the range of colors that a display can reproduce compared to the full visible spectrum. Different standards, such as sRGB, Adobe RGB or NTSC, define specific color sets used in various industries. sRGB is the most common standard in consumer electronics and on the Internet, Adobe RGB covers a wider color range (often used in graphics and printing), and NTSC (developed for analog TV) is still used as a reference for comparing coverage.
A higher percentage of a given gamut (for example, 100% sRGB or 90% Adobe RGB) means more accurate color reproduction. Color gamut is critical in professional applications like photo editing, graphic design or medical imaging, where color accuracy and consistency are essential.
