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Use an sRGB-correct gray gradient when displaying grayscale images#2014

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emilk merged 5 commits intomainrerun-io/rerun:mainfrom emilk/fix-grayscalererun-io/rerun:emilk/fix-grayscaleCopy head branch name to clipboard

May 2, 2023

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Use an sRGB-correct gray gradient when displaying grayscale images
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cleanup: import the correct shaders in the correct shader files
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Add explanatory comment
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Be explicit with clamp-to-edge address mode
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