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enot [183]
3 years ago
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How does digitizing images make it easy to transmit images?

Biology
1 answer:
scoundrel [369]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Digitizing means converting something into digital form.

Digitizing image means converting any image into digital format and the image will be organized into bits or pixel. The bits or numbers are then processed by a computer and output is generated as visible-light image,

There are several advantages of digitizing images and one cam easily tansmit images:

  • A digitizing image is saved in pixel or square, when computer processes teh pixel or square it gives the image. More number of pixel means better quality of image.
  • The digitized image can be easily send or share in compressed form which takes less space in computer and without affecting quality.
  • Digitized images helps to easily transmit real image without any blur effect.

Hence, digitizing image is common now a days to transmit images of better quality in easy way.

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