080808:Digital Color Conference

The Bits

Here's a map of all the bits that make up the colors of the T-Shirt. We represent the bits as squares. There are 4 colors, one for the T-shirt and one for each of the 3 stripes. Each color is defined by 8 bits of red, 8 bits of green, and 8 bits of blue, so we end up with 8 plus 8 plus 8 equals 24 squares for each color.

If the square is filled with red, green or blue, that means it is set to 1. If the square is black, it is set to 0. Click on each square to change it to 0 or 1. Squares that have a number, either a 0 or 1, on them, are already bought and set. You cannot change those, but you can read why the owner chose to set it that way. If you participate and buy a bit, then you can set your own bit and justify your choice!

Note that high bits are left, low bits are right. The rightmost bit controls very subtle color changes that you might only be able to see under ideal viewing conditions and with a calibrated monitor. Golden Eye of course can see these subtle changes, and will make sure they are reflected in the dye selection.

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