Sorry, I ain't into mentoring. And I choose my apprentices myself.
Noticed that the coverage is only small spots? The MRO does only operate in a snapshot mode, it photographs a small 6 km x 36 km strip of land in a very high resolution (0.3 m) in three spectral channels (until its 3.5 GB RAM is full) and then compresses the data and transmits the data back to Earth.
An image of MRO is made of multiple greyscale image channels, the red channel is 20,000 x 126,000 pixels large, the two other channels 4,000 x 126,000. MRO does not produce true color images like a digital camera (Blue and green are for example one channel for the MRO and only represent a 1.2 km wide sector of the photographed target)
The best mission to produce a full coverage of Mars in true colour so far is Mars Express - but AFAIR it still hasn't completed this yet, in 2012 it had mapped 61.5% of Mars at 10 m resolution.