8-bit Style Retro Animation Film

8-bit graphics refers to the capability of every pixel to use 8 bits for storing the amount of colors that can be displayed. In a nutshell, 8-bit graphics refers to maximum 256 colors that can be displayed, whereas 16 bit means 65,536 colors and 34 bit means 16,777,215 colors. The true definition of the descriptor “8-bit” refers to the processors that powered consoles like the NES and Atari 7800 and has nothing to do with the graphics of the games they ran. ... So what does the eight mean in 8-bit? That refers to the size of the unit of data a computer can handle, or its “word size.”