What is P3?

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P3, or Display P3, is a color space used in various Apple devices, including Vision Pro. It defines the maximum extents of the color space, which is crucial for rendering accurate and vibrant colors. When developing applications, especially those involving textures and 3D assets, it's important to select the correct color space to ensure consistent results. For example, textures authored using sRGB Display P3 should be specified as such in Xcode to avoid any unintended color transformations.

For more details on how to optimize your 3D assets for spatial computing and the use of color spaces, you can refer to the session Optimize your 3D assets for spatial computing.

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