Screen resolutions have different color depths, which determine the number of unique colors the computer can reproduce in an image. The higher the color depth, the better pictures and videos look on a ...

Reasons for inverting the colors on your PC include seeking relief from eyestrain, craving a better night's sleep after a long day at the computer, or simply wanting a different look for your screen.

MinutePhysics just released this interesting (and somewhat math-y) explanation of how cameras and computers deal with the concept of color. The video is titled “Computer Color is Broken.” The main ...