Why does a pixel become blurred when it is divided into four on the retina screen? I don't understand the explanation of this sentence in the boss Zhang Xinxu blog.

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What does this approximate color selection mean? Why should it be approximately selected when it is divided into four?

Mar.29,2021

this is the basics of graphics.

first of all, you need to know what a bitmap is:

bitmap is also called dot matrix map or pixel map. When you zoom in to a certain limit,
bitmap will find that it is composed of small squares, which are called pixels, and a pixel is the smallest image element in the image. When processing a bitmap image, you are editing pixels rather than objects or shapes, and its size and quality depend on the number of pixels in the image. The more pixels per square inch, the clearer the image and the smoother the mixing between colors. The computer storage bit image actually stores the position and color data of each pixel of the image, so the clearer the image, the more pixels, the larger the corresponding storage capacity.

then take a look at what pixels are:

pixels are composed of small squares of the image, that is, the so-called pixel (pixel). These small squares have a clear position and assigned color value, and the color and position of these small squares determine what the image looks like.
The approximate selection of

color is a compromise scheme adopted because there are too many pixels in the original image and too many pixel blocks in the retina screen, which needs to be filled with more pixels.

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