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This document provides information about colors and images in digital technology. It explains that RGB stands for red, green, and blue, and that each pixel contains values for these three colors, with each color value ranging from 0-255. Combining the different levels of red, green, and blue values results in over 16 million possible colors. The document also includes links to a video and website about RGB color codes and provides color coding exercises for country flags.
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Colours and images
- 1. Year 7 DigitalTechnology:Bellarine SecondaryCollege Colours and Images Learning Objective 1. Studentcan explainhowcoloursare createdinimages ProficiencyScale Score Learning shown 4.0 StudenthasshownsolidcolourcodesANDhasshownan additional understanding of howcolourisuseddigitally 3.00 Studenthasshownsolidunderstandingof colourcodes 2.00 Studenthasshownsome understandingof colourcodes 1.00 Withsteadysupportfromthe teacher,studenthasshownsome understandingof colourcodes 1. The basics In a minute we’ll watchthis video,butfirstreadthroughthe questionsandmake predictions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrBFNLvoL6A Question Prediction Actual answer What doesRGB stand for? How manycolourbars are there ineach pixel ina display? How manyvaluesdoeseach colourhave? How manypossible colours can you make withRGB? 2. From strength to a number Once you knowthe settingforeachcolour,youcan calculate the numberforthat colour.The answerisexpressedinhex,whichisyetanothernumberingsystem.
- 2. Year 7 DigitalTechnology:Bellarine SecondaryCollege Andthere iswhat some commoncoloursworkout to be. http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.htm
- 3. Year 7 DigitalTechnology:Bellarine SecondaryCollege 3. Colour codes in action Mark eachflagwiththe colour codesthatit needs. Indonesia Aboriginal Australian