01 explain 1-bit image

 01 explain 1-bit image

 A 1-bit image is a type of digital image that uses only one bit per pixel to represent its color or grayscale value. Since a single bit can only have two possible values (0 or 1), a 1-bit image is essentially a binary image, where each pixel is either black or white.

### Key Characteristics:
- **Bit Depth**: The bit depth of the image is 1, meaning each pixel is represented by a single bit.
- **Color Representation**: The two possible values for each pixel (0 and 1) typically correspond to two colors:
  0 = Black
  1 = White
- **File Size**: 1-bit images have very small file sizes compared to higher bit-depth images because each pixel requires only one bit of storage.
- **Applications**: Commonly used in simple graphics, icons, logos, and in situations where color is not needed, or where it is important to minimize file size.

### Example:
Imagine a small 1-bit image of a checkerboard pattern. In this image:
- The black squares would be represented by `0`s.
- The white squares would be represented by `1`s.

The simplicity of 1-bit images makes them useful in contexts where minimal data usage is critical, such as in early computer graphics and some types of printing processes.

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