Image resolution is figuratively equal to pixel width multiplied by pixel height and expressed in MegaPixels (MP). For example a 12MP camera with a 4:3 sensor ratio would be able to produce pictures that are 4000 x 3000 in size. (4000x3000= 12,000,000 pixels = 12 Megapixels). To ...
Digital will make sense when you do think of pixels. FWIW, a digital pixel in an image file does NOT have a size, at least not until it is displayed, and is variable size in different print sizes. A pixel is just numbers representing a color of a tiny dot location. A pixels width...
Both TIFF and PSD do some lossless compression, so repeating pixels would have an affect. These images are both 24-bit at 3000x3000 pixels, but there's a 40X difference in the saved file size—25,497KB vs. 629KB: Votes Upvote Translate Tra...
The hard part is what happens in the “magic”! You might notice that the original LC-3 assembly language’s .ORIG directive looks like .ORIG x3000, and x3000 is decidedly not a Rust numeric literal that can be assigned to a u16. At this point I had to decide what tradeoffs I wanted...
3000:1 Contrast ratio is the visual distance between the lightest and the darkest colors that may be reproduced on the display. A high contrast ratio is desired, resulting in richer dark colors and more distinctive color gradation. 50 ms ...
A projector zoom allows you to increase or decrease the size of the projected image without moving the projector. The most common zoom ratio among today's projectors is 1.2, which means you can vary the image size by 20% by simply adjusting the zoom lens. ...
Both TIFF and PSD do some lossless compression, so repeating pixels would have an affect. These images are both 24-bit at 3000x3000 pixels, but there's a 40X difference in the saved file size—25,497KB vs. 629KB: Votes Upvote Translate Trans...