What is Gray Scale?

The amplitude of f at any point (x,y) is called gray scale or intensity or brightness of the image at that point.

For Telugu :

ఇక్కడ
amplitude అంటే విస్తారము.
intensity అంటే తీవ్రత లేక శక్తి.
ఒక image యొక్క ఏదేని ఒక point (x,y) వద్ద f యొక్క విస్తారాన్ని gray scale లేక తీవ్రత అని అంటాము.

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