The colors of this photo will appear different to everyone. I think?
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You should make Tommy's shirt white.
titiklabingapat
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This remind me so much of that rotating shadow girl gif
Some people see her rotating to the right, and other people see her rotating to the left. Some can even control the direction, like me.
edit: too late
Some people see her rotating to the right, and other people see her rotating to the left. Some can even control the direction, like me.
edit: too late
I have this strange feeling 99% of this thread is people arguing semantics of what color they see being represented in the picture (which has been verified by image editors over and over as greyish blue and brownish/gold) vs. what color they think the dress is IRL and compensating verbally, not visually, for the lighting in the picture (the picture looks to have a yellowish light to the whole thing so they assume minus the yellow, the dress is black).
That or you all have the absolute worst monitors, screens, and color vision possible.
That or you all have the absolute worst monitors, screens, and color vision possible.
Fine Ham Abounds
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Clearly white and gold
Kinda looks blue and black...ish if I tilt my phone
Kinda looks blue and black...ish if I tilt my phone
LookAtMeGo
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i see it spinning leftIt means your perception is contextual, which is normal.
Take the spinning girl illusion:
It can spin either way depending on what your brain thinks.
That one is different from the OP:
Both of these are blue and aren't a matter of blue lighting.
I can see how some are seeing gold. But in both pictures all I'm seeing us different shades of blue.
Gentleman Jack
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Not sure if it's been posted, this explanation helped personally.
(Blue and Black for me, but this at least explains how somebody could hypothetically see it another way.)
yes, perfect. I'll distribute this to my friends to shut them up.
EmCeeGramr
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the ocean is blue because the sun and the moon are casting a shadow on its white surface
If I had to guess their monitors are probably calibrated incorrectly.
Running this through photoshop I copied the hex and searched it and got this http://www.colorhexa.com/8898bc
It seems to resemble pageant song.
These colors are important because these kinds of blue and blueish-gray may often blend in with whites and grays.
Inverting the image also proves that the dress is blue as well. The opposite of the blue and purple spectrum is yellow and bits of orange (or gold).
It seems to resemble pageant song.
These colors are important because these kinds of blue and blueish-gray may often blend in with whites and grays.
Inverting the image also proves that the dress is blue as well. The opposite of the blue and purple spectrum is yellow and bits of orange (or gold).
Doesn't help. Still looks white and gold, clear as day.It's a washed out black with a washed out blue the camera's taking in too much light and the color balance is set wrong.
If you isolate it from the background it's incredibly easy to see.
The Shogun
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The best part of this thread is reading the posts by people who haven't seen both being snarky
Bro when you see it. You will understand
Bro when you see it. You will understand
evilromero
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Still gold and white here. I have yet to see it any other way and baffled by everything I'm reading. Even that illustration with the "blue shade" is still whitish and gold (both sides).
arts&crafts
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What the hell someone just posted this (blue and black) picture on facebook. Gaf > Everyone
It means your perception is contextual, which is normal.
Take the spinning girl illusion:
It can spin either way depending on what your brain thinks.
i remember this one blowing my mind. i worked it out though, and can make it change on demand. i feel powerful
Rats Off To Ya
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Two hours ago I couldn't have been more adamantly in the white and gold camp. Now I come back to this and I see nothing but blue and black. The weirdest fucking thing.
It's a washed out black with a washed out blue the camera's taking in too much light and the color balance is set wrong.
If you isolate it from the background it's incredibly easy to see.
I'm one of the chosen who can see both, and right now that looks white.
EDIT: Well, it's blue now...
I'll put some thought into that
That just looks like white and gold in darker light. Under moonlight, for example.Are you serious?
How about this?
Please isolate the part of this image that is white and the part that is gold please.
Are you serious?
How about this?
Blue-ish white and gold
Vulcano's assistant
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It's not the monitors. Find someone older than 40 and ask them the color in the same screen you see blue, and I suspect they'll see white first.
That's exactly what happened with me. Same monitor and everything. HOW.
RazorbackDB
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nah, is blue and black
Where in that picture could you possibly see gold.
evilromero
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White and gold and here's why- because a blue and gold combination would be a hideous fashion statement.
Fine Ham Abounds
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You know, this could all be irrelevant depending on the CRI of the light fixtures
I swear I just saw it switch directions.It means your perception is contextual, which is normal.
Take the spinning girl illusion:
Numbering top to bottom as color bands 1 through 4, numbers 1 and 3 are gold, while numbers 2 and 4 are white.
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