Describe how the process of sampling, rgb pixels, and binary sequences work together to display a digital color image.
Question: Describe how the process of sampling, rgb pixels, and binary sequences work together to display a digital color image.
A digital color image is composed of many small elements called pixels, which are arranged in a grid. Each pixel has a color value that is determined by the amount of red, green and blue (RGB) light that it emits. The RGB values of each pixel are stored as binary sequences, which are strings of 0s and 1s that represent numerical data. To display a digital color image, a device such as a monitor or a printer uses a process of sampling, which is converting the binary sequences into electrical signals that control the RGB light output of each pixel. By varying the intensity and combination of RGB light, different colors can be produced and displayed on the screen or paper.
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