In a 16.8-million-color (called photographic quality or ____) image, three bytes (24 bits) are used to store the color data for each pixel in the image.
A) mega color
B) true color
C) real color
D) full color

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True color refers to a color representation system that uses 24 bits (3 bytes) to represent each pixel in an image, allowing for a range of 16.8 million colors. This is also sometimes referred to as 24-bit color depth. None of the other options accurately describe this color representation system.

In a 168-Million-Color (Called Photographic Quality or ____) Image, Three Bytes (24