ed reen lue lpha Additive Color Model created by combining Red Green and Blue with Alpha brightness. Used in luminous systems (such as monitors, etc.).
(Red, Green, Blue, Alpha). The Alpha component represents opacity (0 = fully transparent and 1 = fully opaque). See RGB
A term used to describe images that contain four pixel components per pixel (red, green, blue, and alpha).
Red, green, blue, alpha. This is the usual format for partially transparent color images.
An RGB color value with an additional alpha component representing a relative level of transparency. RGBA color values are typically 32 bits.
(-color) ed- reen- lue- lpha. The Alpha is an transparency-value, to indicate how transparent this pixel is. Only found in 32-bit bitmaps. See also RGB.
Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha. Three additive color components used to create any color by mixing, along with an extra component called Alpha that is used to indicate transparency. See also alpha channel.
