Greyscale Colour Model
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Greyscale Colour Model
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The grayscale color model represents images using only shades of gray, ranging from pure black to pure white. It lacks any color information, focusing solely on variations in brightness.
In the RGB colour model, each pixel is defined by three color channels: Red, Green, and Blue. To convert an RGB image to greyscale, the values of these three channels are combined to produce a single value representing the overall brightness.
A greyscale is a diagram that shows the saturation and brightness of a range of colours with their hues removed.
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