 Quote by entropy1
How is it possible that when one watches a color television screen, one perceives the three base colors of the pixels as if it were a mix tone of these base frequencies, proportional to the relative intensity of the different pixels? It puzzles me! Hope someone knows how this is possible.
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Missing from the discussion is the fact that your eye does not resolve the individual pixels. If it did (for example, watching TV through a magnifying lens), you would indeed see each individual pixel, just like looking at a magnified color print reveals the individual dots of (discrete) colored ink.