The color encoding we're using is "RGB"

What does that mean, in terms of the amount of memory required to represent color?
Is there a limit to the number of colors that we can represent?
Can we represent enough colors in RGB?


For RGB usually 8 bits is used to represent each of the three colors so a pixel takes up 24 bits or 3 bytes.
Yes, we can only represent over 16 million colors with the RGB model.
Yes, because we don't have any technology capable of replicating all the colors we can see.

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