Every image of a 4 by 4 pixel canvas with 2 colours

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Re-uploaded because the other video was missing frames because of something YouTube did with my upload.

To calculate the number of images a given pixel canvas can represent:

(number of colours) ^ (Width * Height) = number of possible images


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