Both of those look white+gold to me lol
Both of those look white+gold to me lol
Same lol. Left one gets slightly blue, but only slightly.
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In the white/gold camp where if it isn't, it's a direct result of the camera or some kind of photo manipulation.
As for that FB comparison, if you're gonna do blue/black, actually do blue/black and not black/gold. >.>
The color that's either white or blue, if picked off of the image with photoshop or another color picker is the color #97A1BC or:
When standing alone.
This is infact actually nowhere close to white on the color spectrum:
So in summary, it is in fact a blue dress with a brownish alternate color. The light and perhaps your eyes unique attunement to colors affect perception, but the computer says it's blue, so I'm going with blue.
For what it's worth, I see blue too.
I see it as blue and black. That's weird that it is such a stark difference in the colour people see. Cool too though.
That write up on wired was good.
I'm very used to optical illusions such as this and even knowing my bias I still can't get to blue and black. Guess my sunny fucking disposition is keeping me on the bright side of life.
okay.. what the fuck.. the first time i looked @ it was white/gold... i alt tabbed to XIV for a sec.. alt tabbed back to firefox.. shit was black/blue... my heart skipped a beat fuck yall im out
it seems if i look off screen and let my eyes adjust to something further away.. its gets darker when i look back @ the screen..
I deactivated my facebook account to avoid stuff like this and now all I see on Twitter is this dress and something about llamas
Funnily enough, changed for me, too. Kind of seems reminiscent of those paired images where they ask you to stare at one block for like 15s, then quickly look to other, and as a result you see a ghost of another image.
Still 100% blaming the camera for the confusion, though.
Edit: And now it's white/gold again. FU BRAIN!
Stupid thread, mod abuse, fuck bitches, get blind fucks.
White and gold. Been on this topic in my group of friends Whatsapp chat for a couple hours now haha. Only one in the group can see the blue/black colours.
It's a blue color when extracted on its own, yes, but the eye is an interpretive organ when combined with life experiences and our memories. Case in point, white clothing when in shade is effectively this shade of blue, but our brain automatically says "That's White (In the shade)!" not "That's Blue!".
Case in point, using MS Paint the left side of this guys shirt (his right) extracts as white, but his left shoulder will extract as a light blue (depending on the pixel you check)
http://www.incense-man.co.uk/T-shirt...of_pale350.jpg
So I can only see the dress as white (or grey really) and I see that man's entire shirt as white.
As for how people see the gold as black, I have no fucking clue. Every pixel I check ranges from gold through brown. Taking into account the same "implied shade" your brain should say "That's Gold (in the shade)" not "That's Brown" or "That's Black".
So yeah, i really feel like Blue/Black people be trollin'
I can only see Blue and Black but the GF sees White and Gold.
I was confused as to why this was a thing till she said she sees White Gold. Now it's just funny
The people who see black and blue are the ones who never get out into sunlight, therefor their eyes arent accustomed to these kind of hue changes, fucking basement dwellers.
Or do I have that backwards, and I'm the sunlight starved basement dweller?
I legit feel like I'm being trolled/whooshed but I know I'm not. All I can see in the OP pic is blue/black, I'm able to differentiate the two easily with the comparison pictures Ksan posted though.
The left gradient image Ksandra posted is a a grey/blue hue on top and brown on bottom. While the right one is indeed a bright gold to white gradient. Not a single pixel of either gradient comes anywhere near black. I even filled over a dozen cells in excel with varying blue/black gradients and none came close to Ksandra's examples
The "gold" actually looks solid black to me in both pics lol, just looks black but with a light shining on it.