Pixelintensität
Pixelintensität refers to the brightness or color value of an individual pixel within a digital image. Each pixel in a digital image is represented by a specific number or set of numbers that determine its appearance. For grayscale images, a single value typically represents the intensity, with 0 often indicating black and the maximum value (e.g., 255 for an 8-bit image) representing white. Intermediate values correspond to shades of gray.
In color images, pixelintensität is usually represented by multiple values. The most common color model is
The range of possible values for pixelintensität is determined by the bit depth of the image. An