Pixel value (dn) depends on ____ colour of the object brightness/emissivity of the object wavelength of the radiation
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Pixel value (dn) depends on greyscale colour of the object brightness/emissivity of the object wavelength of the radiation
What is Pixel value?
- Each pixel that makes up a picture that is stored on a computer has a pixel value that specifies its brightness and/or intended colour.
- The pixel value in binary images is often a 1-bit number that denotes either the foreground or the background. The pixel value for a grayscale image is a single number that denotes the brightness of the pixel.
- The byte image, which stores this number as an 8-bit integer with a possible range of values from 0 to 255, is the most popular pixel format. Normally, 255 is considered to be white while zero is considered to be black.
- The many colours of grey are made up of values in between.
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