color depth
Bits per pixel
Color depth is the number of bits used to represent the color of each pixel in a digital image or display.
Higher color depth means more possible colors: 8-bit color offers 256 colors, while 24-bit "true color" provides over 16 million.
The monitor supports 10-bit color depth for professional photo editing.
Also called bit depth.
- pixelSmallest display unit
- hueColor's specific character
- quantizationConversion to discrete values
- tintFaint color addition
- bitmapPixel-based image format
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- richnessfullness, complexity, layers, density, saturation
- color termsblack, white, red, blue, green
- visual qualitieshue, saturation, brightness, lightness, chroma
- color theoryhue, saturation, value, chroma, brightness
- AV settingsvolume, brightness, contrast, resolution, sharpness
- Camera Settingsaperture, ISO, shutter speed, f-stop, exposure
bit depth spectrum
color depthmonochrome
Single-color rendering
black and white · grayscale · limited palette · achromatic · desaturated
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