rgb1280255

rgb1280255 is a compact identifier that refers to the RGB color with red, green, and blue components encoded in eight-bit per channel values: red = 128, green = 0, blue = 255. In standard decimal RGB notation this corresponds to rgb(128, 0, 255). The concatenated form 1280255 is sometimes used in metadata, asset catalogs, or shorthand color identifiers where the three channel values are joined without separators.

In hexadecimal terms, the color matches #8000FF, since 128 in decimal equals 80 in hex and 255 equals FF, with the green channel at 00. This places the color in the bluish-purple range, a vivid hue that mixes a mid-level red with full blue and no green.

Context and usage vary by platform. In CSS, the same color can be expressed as rgb(128, 0, 255) or hex #8000FF. In graphics pipelines or shader code, a token like rgb1280255 may appear as a compact reference to a specific 8-bit RGB triplet within a palette or texture data. It is not a standard color name but a practical shorthand in certain datasets or tooling.

Related concepts include the RGB color model, 8-bit color depth, and hexadecimal color notation. Understanding rgb1280255 mainly involves recognizing it encodes the triplet (128, 0, 255) and how that triplet maps to common color representations in digital media.