RGB color space

RGB color space is a way computers and displays create and represent colors by combining three primary colors: Red, Green, and Blue. By adjusting the intensity of each, from no light to full brightness, a wide range of colors can be produced. When all three are combined at full strength, they create white; when all are off, they produce black. This method is fundamental in digital screens, cameras, and TVs, enabling precise control over color reproduction through additive mixing—adding light to form the desired color.