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RGB

Red-Green-Blue: a way of encoding images in computer graphics by describing a colour by the amount of the three basic colours Red, Green and Blue. Three bytes are required for “true colour” (three numbers between 0 and 255), giving a theoretical maximum of 16.7 million colours. Computer monitors are generally driven by an RGB signal. The other technique for output display is composite video, which typically offers less resolution than RGB.

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