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My first thought was "paintings don't have pixels"; but colour is quantised I guess. I wonder how many pixels you need to get the same graduation between color tones as the original image, presumably enough to provide atom level resolution.


I believe the term you want is "discretized", not "quantized". They're quantized too, but that's about there being a finite number of shades rather than a finite number of subdivisions of the image.




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