RosMx
Psychedelic RGB eye
This picture shows the pixels of a grey tiny region of my computer monitor (about 3x2 mm, or even less). I distorted the image because I liked the effect of it looking like an eye.
Roughly speaking, a pixel, or picture element, is the smallest controllable element of a picture represented on the screen. Each pixel is composed of a Red, Green and Blue parts (RGB colors), so all the colors we see in the screens come from combinations of different intensities of the RGB colors.
Hopefully, this explanation was not very confusing.
I used a macro lens attached to my mobile to take the picture.
The camera values are f/1.8, 1/24s, ISO 400.
Psychedelic RGB eye
This picture shows the pixels of a grey tiny region of my computer monitor (about 3x2 mm, or even less). I distorted the image because I liked the effect of it looking like an eye.
Roughly speaking, a pixel, or picture element, is the smallest controllable element of a picture represented on the screen. Each pixel is composed of a Red, Green and Blue parts (RGB colors), so all the colors we see in the screens come from combinations of different intensities of the RGB colors.
Hopefully, this explanation was not very confusing.
I used a macro lens attached to my mobile to take the picture.
The camera values are f/1.8, 1/24s, ISO 400.