THE TV HAS WHAT IS CALLED A FILTER SCREEN WHICH WHEN IN OLDER TV'S WOULD BE BOMBARDED WITH ELECTRON BEAMS OF BLUE, GREEN, AND RED TO MAKE THE COLORS THUS YOU HAVE PINK, PURPLE, ORANGE, ETC... THE FILTER SCREEN IS NEXT TO ANOTHER TYPE OF SCREEN (I FORGOT THE NAME) WHICH DIRECTS THE BEAMS IN SPECIAL WAYS TO MAKE COLORS AND IMAGES. THE PIXELS ON THE SCREEN ARE INDIVIDUAL COLOR SPOTS WHICH MAKE UP THE IMAGE WHEN PUT IN A SPECIAL ORDER. THAT'S HOW SEPARATE COLOR CHANNELS MIX TOGETHER TO FORM A SPECIFIC IMAGE. this question was answered by Paul/Wolf 10th grade from Shorewood Christian School.
To separate colors from black, you can use a technique called desaturation. Desaturation involves removing the color information from an image, leaving only the black and white values. This can be done using photo editing software such as Adobe Photoshop by adjusting the saturation levels or converting the image to grayscale.
A colored dot that is the smallest part of a bitmap image is called a pixel. Each pixel is a tiny square or dot that contains a single color value and together they form the complete image. The resolution of a bitmap image is determined by the number of pixels it contains.
It's called chromatography it's a really big word but basically it's were u get filter paper put ink pan page a give it a few drops of water and let it dry then u will find that in black u can get yellow and blue and brown reds and purples it's really extraordinary :) hope I helped
Monochrome.
A color enlarger is a device used in photography to project and enlarge color negatives onto photosensitive paper for printing color photographs. The enlarger uses colored filters to adjust the exposure time for each color layer (cyan, magenta, yellow) to create a full-color image on the photographic paper.
Basically channels are the basic elements of color information and the Levels are the light information of an image. We can control the color by giving light prominence to a particular channel using levels. Levels will only identify the dark, mid-tone, highlight value of an image. Levels also able to modify light values on a channel.
An image type that can display 16.7 million colors is an 24-bit color image, also known as True Color. This format uses 8 bits for each of the three color channels (red, green, and blue), resulting in a total of 16.7 million possible colors.
Small dots of pure color placed next to each other create an optical mixing of color and the technique is known as Pointillism. Any printed material also contains small dots of color to represent an image. The term for putting pieces or sheets together to form a single image is tiling.
red, green, blue
The color that stands out the most in the image is red.
To separate colors from black, you can use a technique called desaturation. Desaturation involves removing the color information from an image, leaving only the black and white values. This can be done using photo editing software such as Adobe Photoshop by adjusting the saturation levels or converting the image to grayscale.
The tiny dots in a satellite image are called pixels. Each pixel represents a specific color or brightness level and together they form the image that we see.
The average color of an image is calculated by finding the average of all the colors present in the image. This can be done by adding up the red, green, and blue values of each pixel in the image and dividing by the total number of pixels. The resulting average color is a representation of the overall color tone of the image.
A Doppler image can be taken of any bodily organ or even of an unborn baby if needed. The color flow image means that instead of being in black and white the image will show up in color.
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A false color image is a representation of data where colors are assigned to represent different values or wavelengths that are not visible to the human eye. This is different from a true color image, which accurately represents colors as they would appear to the human eye.
You can not separate flattened layers (they have becomed one layer), only from history to go to step when you have flattened image.