This larger image of a bee encodes color with 12 bits per pixel, but viewing in hex makes it easier to see the color of each pixel. If you switch to binary mode - hold on to your hat - it's a lot of bits. Here's another mind-blowing thing to try: slide the bits per pixel up to 24 bits per pixel. What happens? Can you explain this behavior?
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