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Decades ago I had one or two tẽte à tẽte about grayscale not being the same as black and white. You could emulate grayscale with b&w if you had a much larger ca
by catlikesshrimp 10mo ago
Decades ago I had one or two tẽte à tẽte about grayscale not being the same as black and white. You could emulate grayscale with b&w if you had a much larger canvas. In short: Black and white is 2 bits, grayscale is 8, 16 , more? bits
Am I wrong?
- triMichael 10mo agoYou are correct, grayscale is where every pixel's R = G = B, which for a 24 bit image would include 256 colors.
- sdenton4 10mo agoYou're not wrong, Walter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6BYzLIqKB8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6BYzLIqKB8
- kilna 10mo agoBlack and white is 1-bit, where one value (say, 1) means white and the other (say, 0) means black.