A gallery of well-chosen pixels.

If you multiply 720 by 486 (the dimensions of an old-fashioned NTSC D1 image) by 16,777,216 (the number of colors possible in an 8 bit system), you get a staggering 5,870,683,422,720 chances to get it wrong in the dazzling, pixelated world of broadcast graphics. Click here to see just a few times where I think I got it right.