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I chose one of my images created previously in the course.
1bit
2bit
3bit
4bit
8bit presumably (original in greyscale mode)
It’s interesting to see how the changes between 3, 4 and 8bit are not that significant and 1bit and 2bit have major shading differences. I guess it all comes down to the values becoming closer and closer to the original. Granted the image was only 32x32 originally, so there would be more changes to see in images with higher resolutions and shade differences. Fascinating 
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I think it depends also strongly on DPI en the physical size of the image.
Like an e-reader. It’s only using one bit images (black/white dots), but it looks like it’s showing a grayscale image.