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what is called continuous image?

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dealing with digital image for months,

i wonder what is non digital image?

Is the screen we now see non-digital?
 

The image of a set under a continuous function----------------continuous image
A digital image is a numeric representation (normally binary) of a two-dimensional image.
 

think of vector graphics -- a description of shapes with positions and sizes. this describes an image without being expressed as a grid of pixels

a continuous image would be one were you can determine the intensity at any point, not just a finite number of points.
 

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