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In article <arctngnt.1470@amiganet.chi.il.us> arctngnt@amiganet.chi.il.us (Bowie J Poag) writes:
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->Dithering is how to make a shade of color from two or more seperate colors. 
->For instance, pick up a newspaper.. Youll see that greys are NOT infaCt grey
->ink.. But rather black and white dots. This is an example of pretty simple
->dithering..
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->You can simulate green by putting a yellow pixel, and a blue pixel next to
->eachother... get up to your TV sometime, and look real close at it. All the
->colors you see are represented by differing amounts of red, green abd blue
->little lights. Every color in the spectrum is composed of differing amounts of
->red green and blue..
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What you see on your newspaper is in fact halftoning, where gray shades are 
made up of black dots of varying size, aranged in a regular pattern called a 
"screen".  TVs produce colors by a similar technique, modulating the luminosity
of the RBG phoshor dots.  Neither of these is an example of dithering.
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->Arc
->(Now, Whats quantifying? Even I dont know that one..Does it have room for
->Jell-O?)