How do the limitations of this light detector model influence the design of more complex systems that aim to replicate human color perception in devices like digital cameras and scanners?
dhruvchowdhary
@keeratsingh2002
The basic light detector can't tell colors apart—it just counts light particles. So, cameras and scanners use special parts that filter light into red, green, and blue. This lets them catch colors like our eyes do.
How do the limitations of this light detector model influence the design of more complex systems that aim to replicate human color perception in devices like digital cameras and scanners?
@keeratsingh2002 The basic light detector can't tell colors apart—it just counts light particles. So, cameras and scanners use special parts that filter light into red, green, and blue. This lets them catch colors like our eyes do.