EPTNot a joke, what colors is this dress? - Page 12
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10687 Posts
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GreenHorizons
United States23516 Posts
On March 01 2015 07:18 GGzerG wrote: Wtf is the point of this. I personally think everyone would benefit by looking at how they and people around them reacted to this dress thing and compare it to how they react to other controversial/'unimportant' information. You could learn a lot about yourself and others. Since the facts of the matter are as about as simple as things get, but can still be intensely controversial, how one interprets and reacts to them says a lot about the person IMO. | ||
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China13814 Posts
On March 01 2015 06:50 Blargh wrote: If this thread stays open, this picture stays too. b-b-but muh TL moderation OT: just a problem of white-balance. interesting that people perceive the light blue to either straight up white or straight up blue, kind of doing the white balancing in their head. | ||
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Jacenoob
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PoP
France15446 Posts
On March 01 2015 00:23 Fi0na wrote: here are some RGB-values from analysing different pixels of the dress: 100/105/129 130/146/182 125/134/160 140/148/184 156/175/200 163/177/211 071/080/112 So yes, while blue is the dominating color, it does not dominate by much. Yes, you get these colors if you use blue and turn on some knobs. HOWEVER, if you use the HSL model (hue-saturation-lightness) you can quickly find out that the saturation is far less than 50% on the blue for every single one of these probes I took. Which means there is two to three times as much white than there is blue. Well if we're going by "how does that color look on its own", which as was said several times does not make much sense considering how the brain actually perceives relative colors in a scene, then this post contains the main shades we can see on the lighter part of the dress. I dare anyone to say these look "white" or "whiter than blue" by any stretch of the imagination. Also that pink red example of yours looks nowhere close to its blue equivalent, but I might've missed the point. | ||
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B1nary
Canada1267 Posts
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rotta
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On March 01 2015 08:16 Jacenoob wrote: Watched on two different laptops, got two different results. Interesting! All I had to do get different results was to stand up.  | ||
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4374 Posts
On February 28 2015 22:47 PoP wrote: Well when so many people clearly see it as the color it actually is (I do), then it's pretty funny to consider only the other part is right. It's a lace dress, the light is shining through the lace distorting the colours. | ||
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6639 Posts
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SilverSkyLark
Philippines8437 Posts
(Can we have this closed again? Cuz people will spam this thread until it gets old - which was yesterday) | ||
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Alcathous
Netherlands219 Posts
Take a stand. | ||
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SilverSkyLark
Philippines8437 Posts
On March 01 2015 10:07 Alcathous wrote: Close this shit. When mainstream news opens up with this, the world is fucked. Take a stand. Kwark actually closed this already a few hours ago. :/ what happened mods? | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10663 Posts
When I look directly into my monitor at eye-level its White/Gold. But when I kneel down and look up at my monitor it turns blue/black. Case fucking closed guys. | ||
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Sbrubbles
Brazil5776 Posts
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Deleted User 135096
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Blargh
United States2103 Posts
On March 01 2015 10:34 SilverSkyLark wrote: Kwark actually closed this already a few hours ago. :/ what happened mods? KadaverBB is a scumbag. On March 01 2015 12:21 wo1fwood wrote: I've seen this a lot the last few days....I don't get it.. It's a photo with poor white balance. BUT IT'S ACTUALLY BLACK AND BLUE, LOL. | ||
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SKC
Brazil18828 Posts
On March 01 2015 12:21 wo1fwood wrote: I've seen this a lot the last few days....I don't get it.. It's a photo with poor white balance. The point is that people see diferent colors by looking at the same image. Not that they see the same color but have diferent interpertations of what they see, or diferent colors depending on the brightness of the monitor of who is watching. It's an optical illusion that affects only a portion of the viewers for some reason, unlike all those popular color tricks you see online, and it happened on a random shitty photo of a dress instead of a carefully prepared picture. | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
Lol scumbag? That's a bit harsh. I wonder if age has anything to do with it. I heard some theory about it, although I haven't read it myself. I find it interesting thought that the 3 or 4 people under 30 I've spoken to see blue and black, I see lavender and gold (early 30's) and anyone over ~40+ has seen white and gold. Anyone not fit that pattern? | ||
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