- Title Pages
- LEONARDO
- Series Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction, the Stuff of Software
- Algorithm
- Analog
- Button
- Class Library
- Code (or, How You Can Write Something Differently)
- Codecs
- Computing Power
- Concurrent Versions System
- Copy
- Data Visualization
- Elegance
- Ethnocomputing
- Function
- Glitch
- Import/Export
- Information
- Intelligence
- Interaction
- Interface
- Internationalization
- Interrupt
- Language
- Lists
- Loop
- Memory
-
Obfuscated Code
1 - Object Orientation
- Perl
- Pixel
- Preferences/settings/options/control panels
- Programmability
- Sonic Algorithm
- Source Code
- System Event Sounds
- Text Virus
- Timeline (sonic)
- Variable
-
Weird Languages
1 - Bibliography
- About the Contributors
- Index
Pixel
Pixel
- Chapter:
- Pixel
- Source:
- Software Studies
- Author(s):
Graham Harwood
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
This chapter briefly outlines the technological advancements in the fields of color, display, camera, and digital imaging techniques; it then demonstrates the early history along with the scientific principles involved in the pixel concept. The chapter also explains the charge-coupled device and a complementary metal oxide semiconductor, the new technologies of the latest digital cameras. It describes the transformation of the pixel from a grid-like thing to super-higher resolutions and discusses lighting technology. The chapter also discusses the concept of bitmaps and its relationship with pixel.
Keywords: charge-coupled device, metal oxide semiconductor, digital cameras, super-higher resolutions, lighting technology, bitmaps
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- Title Pages
- LEONARDO
- Series Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction, the Stuff of Software
- Algorithm
- Analog
- Button
- Class Library
- Code (or, How You Can Write Something Differently)
- Codecs
- Computing Power
- Concurrent Versions System
- Copy
- Data Visualization
- Elegance
- Ethnocomputing
- Function
- Glitch
- Import/Export
- Information
- Intelligence
- Interaction
- Interface
- Internationalization
- Interrupt
- Language
- Lists
- Loop
- Memory
-
Obfuscated Code
1 - Object Orientation
- Perl
- Pixel
- Preferences/settings/options/control panels
- Programmability
- Sonic Algorithm
- Source Code
- System Event Sounds
- Text Virus
- Timeline (sonic)
- Variable
-
Weird Languages
1 - Bibliography
- About the Contributors
- Index