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The 13 pages that link to Color depth, each with the reason it gives.

• Raster graphicsRelated: It determines how many distinct values each raster pixel can encode.

• Digital imageRelated: It sets how many distinct tones or colors each pixel can represent.

• PixelRelated: Color depth determines how many pixel color values can be encoded.

• PNGRelated: PNG’s color types and bit depths determine which pixel values a file can represent.

• Pixel artRelated: Color-depth limits shaped the small palettes associated with classic pixel art.

• Display P3Related: A wider gamut can make banding more visible when color depth is limited.

• HexadecimalRelated: Hexadecimal color codes compactly encode channel values.

• Adobe RGB color spaceRelated: Higher bit depth reduces visible banding when editing or converting wide-gamut gradients.

• Hexadecimal colorRelated: Six hexadecimal digits provide eight bits for each of three color channels.

• Image scannerRelated: It determines how finely the scanner records tonal and color differences.

• Microsoft PaintRelated: Color depth determines how many colors an image Paint can represent.

• RGBA color modelRelated: Bit allocation determines how precisely RGBA channels can be encoded.