Yeah. I'm gonna have to ask for your man-card.

It's being revoked for a year. You can re-apply as soon as February 27, 2016.

 

Gold and White,

 

Photoshop says

 

****ing offseason end

 

not as much as when someone disagrees with Obama.

 

I'll tell you what I told mclovin about this on FB. Are we still on for the orgy?

 

I don't see how anyone thinks its anything other than black and blue. When I first saw something about it, I thought it was a debate between blue and a shade of purple, since its kind of borderline there. But white? Gold? What are people seeing that I'm missing?

 

^^basically people see it as such due to what their brains assume about the colors. So, yes people are actually seeing it as gold and white.

 

blue and black

 

RSVP'd +1

 

Much like Maynard, I've seen it both ways.

 

try this test out. see how many colors you can distinguish. except for a couple of the yellows, I can see each one individually. and the dress is gold and white/blue

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/25-people-have-4th-cone-see-colors-p-prof-diana-derval

 

I see 33, so I count (just) as tetrachromat I guess. I found this amusing:

I never, ever, wear yellow, lol. So they pegged me.

 

I saw 37. I don't like yellow but I like mustard yellow though.

 

The dress is black and blue.

Clashing color temperatures and overexposure through the camera lens created the debate.

Using the color eye dropper in Photoshop does not prove anything.

 

The issue is that the photo(s) does not represent what the dress actually looks like and the question is misleading.

In real life the dress is blue & black. In the photo illustrating the over exposure, the colors are white & gold.

So, is the actual dress as it exists in real life black & blue or white & gold? B&B
So, is the actual dress as it exists in the photo black & blue or white & gold? W&G

 

If I manipulate my in camera image so the sky is yellow... Is the sky yellow or blue?

 

I see the white and gold. It appears to me that the white looks light blue in areas. I don't see how anybody sees black.

 

I'd imagine it would be washed out to the point you wouldn't see much color.

 

Do you work with cameras much?

 

No, but I do work with photoshop.

 

It is the light and how the brain works with it.

I have seen the same picture of that dress look both blue and black, as well as white and gold. There are plenty of scientific explanations on the web. Basically it is one of those optical illusions.

 

Cool. Doesn't mean you know how cameras work.

 

this. It's due to an evolutionary shortcut our brains take.

 

How we interpret the image sure... But I'm explaining how the image turned out the way it did thus creating the illusion. It isn't some magic dress...

 

It is the shadow that covers the dress.

 

Why is the surrounding area so overexposed.?

 

someone said it was magic?

 

Because the dress was in focus.

it was most likely a digital camera, and since the dress was in the dark, it would cause the surrounding area to overexpose.

 

Way to ignore the point. I know I'm right so whatever. I work with cameras on at a professional level every single day. I know how they see things compared to our eyes. I'm done talking about it though.

 

the point is this occurs due to the way the human brain processes visual images. And I wouldn't be *****ing about someone ignoring the point given you implied everyone was ooing and awwing over this as being magic.

 

agenda for the marketing meeting at thephins.com (in order of importance)

Ladies Lounge

Pofo

CashinFist

Bunch of grown *** men arguing about the color of a dress

why we hate New England

**** the Jets

Miami Dolphins.

 

I never said I did.

 

This was weird.

When I first saw this someone had shared it on my facebook, I looked at the picture and went it's white and gold... I don't get it. Then I read through some comments on the post disputing it's color, so then I looked at the pic again, and now all I see is blue/black. I can't for the life of me even figure out in my mind how I saw it as anything different originally, and why I see it differently now. I get the whole thing... I just find it weird that I originally saw it as white and gold, read other peoples comments, looked again and boom... black and blue all the way and it has been forever. :lol: Stupid lighting/color/camera/internet/facebook crap. :tantrum:

 

my wife had the same thing happen to her (switching colors). I told her that I only saw white and gold because I was higher on the evolutionary ladder than she was and therefore wasn't fooled like everyone else.