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The image in the previous exercise used the classic RGB color representation to represent color. That’s 24 bits to represent each color.
However, the image only had 4 different colors in it! 24 bits is nice when we need to represent millions of different colors, but in this scenario we only needed to represent 4 colors!
If an image has only 4 colors, how many bits are necessary to represent one pixel’s color?
Describe a new custom encoding that uses fewer bits to represent each color in the image. What is your encoding for each color?
If you were to re-encode this image using your new encoding, how many bits would you save when compared to the 24 bit RGB encoding? As a reminder, here is the image:
It is 17 pixels wide, 20 pixels tall, and has 4 different colors: red, blue, black, and white.
If you were to decompress your image would you lose any quality or would you be able to get back to the original image?
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