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what do you see?
My entire trade school class was divided over this today.
I think the dress is white and gold. What do you think?
j95Posted 27-02-2015 04:31 PM
ElleBellePosted 04-03-2015 09:29 PM
I can only see blue and black. Really wanna see the white/gold! Also... lol
annabethxchasePosted 22-01-2019 08:48 AM
I arrive 3 years late to the party...yet again ;).....
I see white and gold, and I literally have no clue how yous see blue an black. My sister sees the blue an black and idk I'm just so stumped! Love to hear what some of our members think:
@scared01 @lokifish @Esperanza67 @litgym @Bananatime04 @gina-RO and @everyone else what do ya see?
I see white and gold, and I literally have no clue how yous see blue an black. My sister sees the blue an black and idk I'm just so stumped! Love to hear what some of our members think:
@scared01 @lokifish @Esperanza67 @litgym @Bananatime04 @gina-RO and @everyone else what do ya see?
annabethxchasePosted 22-01-2019 09:03 AM
Why are you sorry? 😞 (That was my weird sarcasm, hence the winky emoji 🙂 )
annabethxchasePosted 22-01-2019 09:11 AM
You don't have to be sorry @Bananatime04, you didn't do anything 😞
Bananatime04Posted 22-01-2019 09:16 AM
I said the wrong thing and it made you angry at me... I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to
annabethxchasePosted 22-01-2019 09:17 AM
I wasn't angry I was just having a joke and I'm sorry you misinterpreted it wrong, I wouldn't ever get angry and anyone, that's why I was laughing
Jay-ROPosted 22-01-2019 09:51 AM
Sometimes it can be hard to tell what people mean through text, and that's okay. It's always okay to get clarification and say sorry if you need to. It's wonderful how mindful you both are of how others are feeling 🙂
I also found this excellent video that explains how the colours works with science (and a fun visual style), if you're interested! 🙂
annabethxchasePosted 22-01-2019 09:58 AM
Ah yes I saw that but it made no sense hehe thanks @Jay-RO ❤️
BeePosted 27-02-2015 06:08 PM
Argh this dress! LOL
I only just saw this today on facebook and was like what it's black and blue. I've read several articles on it, sounds like there is in fact two dresses, one blue and black another white and gold (which looks black to me)
I did some reading and one site was talking about how each person interprets colour differently, compensating for what time of day it is because of hte hues the sun gives off, eg in sunset and sunrise the hues are usually more red/orange, where as during the day it's more white/blue (or something like that) they also went on to test the colour of different pixels and found differences within the pixels on different spots of the image.
It is kinda funny though. 😛
I only just saw this today on facebook and was like what it's black and blue. I've read several articles on it, sounds like there is in fact two dresses, one blue and black another white and gold (which looks black to me)
I did some reading and one site was talking about how each person interprets colour differently, compensating for what time of day it is because of hte hues the sun gives off, eg in sunset and sunrise the hues are usually more red/orange, where as during the day it's more white/blue (or something like that) they also went on to test the colour of different pixels and found differences within the pixels on different spots of the image.
It is kinda funny though. 😛
stonepixiePosted 27-02-2015 08:48 PM
I've always seen the black and blue dress. Having said that, when I turned my laptop screen so that I wasn't looking straight at the screen, say at a right angle to what I'm looking at now, I saw the white and gold dress. Where the lace was white and the dress was gold.
But it makes sense to me because I spent a good 6 hours trying to get my head around how we perceive colours when I was at uni. It has to do with the way the light bounces off the image.
If we were to see this dress in real life, it would be black and blue. 🙂
But it makes sense to me because I spent a good 6 hours trying to get my head around how we perceive colours when I was at uni. It has to do with the way the light bounces off the image.
If we were to see this dress in real life, it would be black and blue. 🙂
ruenhonxPosted 01-03-2015 10:30 AM
WHAAATTT!!!!
I see white and gold, how are you all seeing blue and black? Am I missing something?
I see white and gold, how are you all seeing blue and black? Am I missing something?
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