RGB
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[graphics (computing)]
Acronym for red, green, blue. A color model that uses red, green, and blue, the primary additive colors used to display images on a monitor. RGB colors are produced by emitting light, rather than by absorbing it as is the case with ink on paper. Adding 100 percent of all three colors results in white.
- [digital image processing] The three components used to specify a 24-bit (true) color.