Fargedybde
Fargedybde refers to the amount of information that can be stored in each color channel of a digital image. It is typically measured in bits per channel. A higher fargedybde means that each color channel can represent a wider range of values, resulting in a greater number of possible colors.
Common fargedybde values include 8 bits per channel, which allows for 256 distinct values for each of
Higher fargedybde values, such as 10 bits per channel (30-bit color) or 16 bits per channel (48-bit
The benefits of higher fargedybde include smoother color gradients, more accurate representation of subtle color variations,