5×512

5×512 refers to a specific size or dimension, likely in the context of digital images or video. The notation indicates a width of 5 pixels and a height of 512 pixels. This is an uncommon resolution, as pixel dimensions are typically expressed as width × height and often feature more balanced aspect ratios or resolutions that are powers of two for computational efficiency.

A 5×512 image would be extremely narrow and tall, with a very low pixel count in one dimension. This aspect ratio is unusual for most common display or capture purposes. It could potentially be used for specialized applications such as scanning thin strips, representing data in a linear format, or as a component within a larger image processing pipeline where such a narrow dimension is functionally relevant.

The total number of pixels in a 5×512 image is 2560 (5 multiplied by 512). This is a relatively small number of pixels by modern standards, suggesting that images of this size would contain very little detail or be used for very specific, limited visual representations.