pikseliformaatti
Pikseliformaatti, also known as pixel format, is a term used in the field of computer graphics and digital imaging. It refers to the method of organizing and storing digital images in a sequence of pixels, with each pixel characterized by a set of color values.
Pikseliformaatti originated in the early days of digital computing, when images were represented as binary data
In pixeliformaatti, each pixel is defined by a set of color components, typically red, green, and blue
The most common pixel formats are 8-bit and 24-bit, where 8-bit pixels represent 256 possible colors, while
Pikseliformaatti has become a fundamental aspect of modern digital imaging, used in various fields including computer-aided