The color encoding we’re using is RGB. What does this mean, in terms of the amount of memory required to represent color? Is there a limit to the number of colors that we can represent? Are there enough colors representable in RGB?

RGB

Explanation:

R=red

G=Green

B=Blue

RGB is standard scheme of colors ,rest of the colors use to be make by mixing three of these colors. These are standard colors use for monitor,computer and Tv screen.

RBG plays an vital role in the memory of the computer. For example the JPG file is RBG-24 bit file. So it is easy to upload the file that is JPG and it is easy to edit and upload. This file is taking less RAM so the editors usually keeps the JPG file along with them because it is easy to compress and edit the file.

Hence it is proved that RGB color coding is very efficient for the usage of the memory because it is already a compressed file and use the RAM so efficiently, so the quality of task done by CPU would never be compromised by using RGB.

Large photo is usually composed of more colors and the computer use to struggle alot for such iamge files.

The RGB code (0-255 for each of R, G, B) carrirs  16777216 possible matches. It's not almost "every new color," but it made up more than most of the colors humans can easily identifies.

we must say that RGB is not the perfect choice for making every possible color that is existing but it is quite helpful in making every unique color that a human could identify. RGB is mostly makes the light color with the combination of these three colors.

RGB is not the best for making every possible color but it is so useful as far as the computer memory is concern it uses very less memory and it file is quite light. Uploading of JPG file is easy ,it takes less time and memory.

On clouds the memory is most important element so, mostly the RGB are preferred colors and these are enough to represent in compute scheme.