Shows a 256/3 = 85 pixels wide gradient from black to white, the top one rendered with subpixel accuracy (that is, each adjacent subpixel having an intensity 1 bigger than the previous), the bottom one with constant subpixel intensity. Along with color measurements at a specific location.
To be viewed in 100% scale on an LCD with RGB vertical stripe subpixel arrangement.
Notice the different color mood of the two gradients.
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