Topic: Gold and White or Blue and Black?!?! (Read 1633 times)
I thought it was proven to be white and gold lol
The dress has been proven to be blue and black, it was just the lighting in the photo that caused it to seem somewhat white and gold.
(I see blue and black.)
(I see blue and black.)
Blue and Black for me...
Results are 50/50, so far
Red, white, and blue. Because 'Merica! 
Red and white
blue black
I see it in Gold and White..
Is there any definitive answers?
Gold and White.
blue and black.
The color is obviously blue and black.
By the way guys, in THIS pic I definitely see blue and black.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/news/the-dress-actual-colour-brand-and-price-details-revealed-10074686.html
It's all in the lighting, stupid phone cameras.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/news/the-dress-actual-colour-brand-and-price-details-revealed-10074686.html
It's all in the lighting, stupid phone cameras.
In the top picture, it definitely looks blue and black but in the next picture, it looks more gold and white (but with a bluish tinge).
And phone cameras are pretty good these days.
I still see it as white and gold but ,the optical illusion still exists, even if we know what color the dress really is. It's very strange.
http://www.wired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Unknown-660x748.png
http://www.wired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Unknown-660x748.png
Well, according to that picture it's neither then - since it shows that the dress is actually blue and brown.
THE PIC is white(a bit blueish, but yeah white) and gold/brown.
The problem is that the original dress is truly black and blue, the problem is that the colors were "reserved" because of lighting, poor camera etc.
(To anyone that never played around with RGB, the reverse color of white is black, the reverse of yellow is blue)
But again, IN THE PIC, THIS SHIT IS WHITE AND GOLD/BROWN.
The problem is that the original dress is truly black and blue, the problem is that the colors were "reserved" because of lighting, poor camera etc.
(To anyone that never played around with RGB, the reverse color of white is black, the reverse of yellow is blue)
But again, IN THE PIC, THIS SHIT IS WHITE AND GOLD/BROWN.
blue and black.
here too?! come on, who cares!
By the way guys, in THIS pic I definitely see blue and black.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/news/the-dress-actual-colour-brand-and-price-details-revealed-10074686.html
It's all in the lighting, stupid phone cameras.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/news/the-dress-actual-colour-brand-and-price-details-revealed-10074686.html
It's all in the lighting, stupid phone cameras.
Its Blue and Black for the last time! GRRR
As a learning artist I can tell you it's not strange, depending on how much light and dark an area is that's what can change the light colour, I definitely see white and gold so maybe my brain is just registering the light more or something, light and shadow does all sorts of tricks to the photograph your taking because the camera picks up things the naked eye can't see.
original color is blue and black
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