File:ZX Spectrum standard palette with 8x8 dithering.png
Summary
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English: A complete palette, as used by the pixel artists on the Speccy.
— Full 'spectrum' employing prepared 8×8 cells. — = 15 plain colors shown as full rows
15[*1]+(1+2+3+4+5+6+7)[*2]×63[*3]×2[*4] = 15+28×63×2 pseudocolors [*1: plain colors; *2: blendings; *3: dithered cells; *4: brightness levels];
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| Author | Dpla-fr |
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RELATED
• Ordered dithering (in computer graphics in general). • http://events.retroscene.org/53c 53c Chunkypaint (online editor in text mode, featuring 53 pseudo colors that can be made of a single redefined character, or 'UDG' on the ZX Spectrum. The remake of this finely checkered block character is a legacy of the monochrome ZX80 and ZX81/Timex computers). • ImageMagick v6 examples (color quantization and dithering). • Joel Yliluoma's (arbitrary-palette positional dithering algorithm). • ASCII art (main usage for text mode color graphics, albeit not necessarily showing the predefined or common characters, like e.g. here).
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