RGB Colour Model

The RGB colour model is a system used to create colours by combining three primary colours: Red, Green, and Blue. By adjusting the intensity of each, a wide spectrum of colours can be produced. Think of it like a digital palette where combining different amounts of these three colours results in various hues, shades, and tones. This model is fundamental in electronic displays like screens and digital images, where colours are generated electronically. When all three colours are combined at full intensity, they create white; when none are mixed, the result is black.