24 bit color造句

• Consider a 1000?000 pixel frame, with 24 bit color ( 3 bytes ).
• It should allow a 24 bit color depth and have loss-less compression only.
• For example, converting a 1600x1200 four color image into a 320x480 with 24 bit color.
• This visual difference is especially noticeable in safe mode when graphic operating capacity is in 256 color mode instead of 24 bit color mode.
• :: : : : It's a known issue that thumbnailing upconverts all PNGs ( even 2 color ones ) to 24 bit color.
• I have a series of ASCII PPM files ( 24 bit color ) which I would like to change into an animated GIF . How can I best ( and most cheaply ) accomplish this goal ? ( No " tweening " is needed . ) Right now I only have Gimp and MS Paint.
• The 166 MHz graphics chip has 2 MiB embedded memory and through its 512 bit interface provides hardware polygon and NURBS fogging, alpha blending, alpha, depth and stencil tests, transparency effects, post-processing effects, vertex blending for morphing effects, and dithering, all in 16 or 24 bit color.
• :4 ) You didn't ask, but the typical max resolution of a laptop ( 1024x768, 24 bit color, say ) is adequate for low res TV broadcasts, such as PAL, but not quite as high as HDTV broadcasts, especially as compared with 1080i, which has a resolution of 1920x1080.
• Because PC monitor signals did not need to be broadcast, they could consume far more than the 6, 7 and 8 VGA, on which PCs soon standardized, Apple only followed suit some years later with the Mac when the VGA standard was improved to match Apple's proprietary 24 bit color video standard also introduced in 1987.
• If you want to extend this to 24 bit color, I'd add another dimension to the input and output arrays, to make each ( 0 : 399, 0 : 399, 0 : 2 ), where the last 3 values are the red, green, and blue values, or HSV color space values, if you prefer.
• The device natively supports 24-bit RGB raster files, and is capable printing vector based files when fronted by a photographic Raster Image Processor ( RIP ) . 24 bit color continuous-tone devices use large multitudes of colors, up to 16, 777, 216, rather than the small number of colors available to 4-color press and 8-color ink-jet type devices.