I'm trying to understand digital imaging, and I've come across the term 'pixel value'. Could someone explain what this means in the context of digital images and how it relates to the overall quality or appearance of an image?
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BitcoinWarrior
Sun Apr 06 2025
In a byte image, the pixel value is an 8-bit integer.
IncheonBlues
Sun Apr 06 2025
This means that the pixel can have a value ranging from 0 to 251.
SamuraiCourageous
Sun Apr 06 2025
Grayscale images consist of pixels that have a single value representing their brightness.
Rosalia
Sun Apr 06 2025
Conventionally, a pixel value of 0 is interpreted as black, while a value of 255 is interpreted as white.
Bianca
Sun Apr 06 2025
This value is often stored in a specific format known as a byte image.