Limitations to RGB
Over the last couple of lessons we have been experimenting with RGB color palettes to create different shades of colors while varying the bit sizes of each color. When creating colors on the computer using the pixelation tool, changing the bit size does what? If I wanted to make an image lighter or darker how would you alter the RGB settings? Are there limitations on how light or dark you can go?
more colors and shades appear
ReplyDeletemake a different pattern
there arent any limitations
bigger bit size means different variations of colors
DeleteThe more color and shades you have , the more patterns can be made so there will be less limitations
ReplyDeleteThe bit size controls the variations of color
ReplyDeleteWith these binary you can change the radiation and color
ReplyDeleteYes because the amount of color and shades you currently behold the more patterns can be created so it would be less limitation
ReplyDeleteChanging the bit size either lightens or darkens the shade of color, so therefor you would get different variation of color.
ReplyDeleteChanging the bit size expands the amount of different shades and colors. Limitations are created by the amount of colors you've got.
ReplyDeleteChanging The Bit Size Lets You Have Different Shades Of Colors.
ReplyDeleteTo Make A Image Lighter Or Darker You Would Alter The RGB Settings Is By Probably Adding More Bits For You To Make The Picture Darker Or Lighter.
I Think There Is A Limitation On How Light & Dark You Can Go.
Changing the size will give you a variation of colors.
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