In a 600 x 400 pixel , how many k bytes does a frame buffer need
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A bit of clarification to the above response.
If your image is color, you have the RGB channels to deal with. Many images are digitized using 8-bits per color, or 24-bits for the total color space (three 8-bit words corresponding to the red, green, blue channels for each pixel).
For a 24-bit color space: 600 * 400 * 3 = 720kB
If your image is color, you have the RGB channels to deal with. Many images are digitized using 8-bits per color, or 24-bits for the total color space (three 8-bit words corresponding to the red, green, blue channels for each pixel).
For a 24-bit color space: 600 * 400 * 3 = 720kB
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Answer:
Explanation:
Given the resolution=600*400
Resolution*bit per pixel
(600*400)*n bits
24000n bits
24000n/1024*8 k byte
(1 kb=1024 B)
29.29n k byte
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