The colors of this photo will appear different to everyone. I think?

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It was black and blue for me earlier while I was sitting in my fully lit living room.

Now that I'm looking at this on my phone with the lowest brightness in the dark, it's white and gold.
 
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White and gold. White is a little blueish, but that could be due to the image quality or the lighting.

I can't even fathom seeing black in the gold. I wear glasses and I'm near-sighted but I know that has nothing to do with it. I guess all of our eyes are a bit different.
 
I think those of us who has seen the actual transitions between blue/black and white/gold have a whole new perspective on reality. Mainly cause we've been in both camps and knows how both sides feel.
 
BuzzFeed have put it nicely for those that are correct and see it as blue and black,
17 Things Only People Who See The Blue Dress Will Understand
I hate that site, why did you make me click?


I see black and blue. So I'm better than you white gold people.
 
I saw gold/white for hours but someone suggested to turn the light off and back away from the monitor. It instantly changed to black/blue and now it's all I see.
 
Why do the colors of the actual dress even matter? The only thing that matters is what the colors in the photo are. You can be "right" being that you see the same colors as the real life dress, but still wrong in that you see different colors than what is in the picture.

Exactly. Your eyes are supposed to see whatever actual colors that are in the picture (which are gold and lightish blue). I don't consider 'the ability' to see the dress as black and blue a good thing.
 
I feel bad for everyone that thinks it's white and gold.

Been proven to be blackish gold and blue by hundreds of media outlets and you can do it yourself in Photoshop with a color picker.

Edit: I guess our color spectrum is on FULL ;)

Everyone else got crushed blacks
 
I saw gold/white for hours but someone suggested to turn the light off and back away from the monitor. It instantly changed to black/blue and now it's all I see.

Just tried that and it didn't work for me.

I'm seeing a lot of monitor-specific reports, which still leads me to suspect monitor issues.
 
It means your monitor has a blue tint to it. Check the screen tones settings :P
The photo itself has very light blue tones, if the settings in your monitor are even slightly blue, then you will see stronger blues than everyone else.

Thanks. Also good to know this is all bogus.
 
Exactly. Your eyes are supposed to see whatever actual colors that are in the picture (which are gold and lightish blue). I don't consider 'the ability' to see the dress as black and blue a good thing.

The actual colors are blue and black with some gold. I did it with the eye dropper tool and the majority of pixels on the dress were a shade of blue and black.
 
Why are people acting like "light blue" isn't blue? It's a shade of blue, not a wholly distinct color.

White in bad lighting looks like pale white blue.

Technically yeah, the pixels are blue, but looking at the photo just looks like white with bad lighting.

None of that really matters if it's a way overexposed photo and it's actually a dark blue though.
 
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