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DictionarySeeNTSCYIQ
YIQ (communication) The method of representing colors in color television systems, where Y represents the luminosity, which is also the black-and-white signal, I represents red minus the luminosity, and Q represents blue minus the luminosity. YIQThe original color space used for encoding NTSC video in 1953, which was very similar to YUV. Only a small number of TV sets that decoded YIQ were ever manufactured, and it became obsolete. All NTSC encoding today is YUV. See YUV.YiQ
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| YiQ➣Y (perceived luminance), I, Q (color/luminance information) NTSC color model |
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