digital imagery

Digital imagery refers to pictures created or stored using digital technology, such as cameras or computers. These images are made up of tiny units called pixels, each holding color and brightness information. When combined, pixels form a complete picture that can be viewed on screens or printed. Digital images can be easily edited, shared, and stored without degradation of quality, making them versatile for various applications like photography, design, and communication. They rely on electronic signals rather than traditional film, enabling quick processing and high-resolution results.