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That's pretty much how I explained it the moment I saw it.
It was instantly clear to me that it's not in a naturally lit environment. I think there must be something to why people aren't picking that fact up. Not just the physiology of our eyes, but psychologically somehow. Some people just aren't perceiving the environment for whatever reason.
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Yellow lights:
Gold is the reflection of the black and the blue was unaffected
Except the blue was heavily washed out
and the black was reflected based on the material being sheer.
Yet there was no way of knowing what material the clothing was, or how much the dark blue was washed out without knowing how the original dress should look like.
So for those that are on team blue/black, I guess all these facts were instantly perceived?
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Yellow lights:
Gold is the reflection of the black and the blue was unaffected
Except the blue was heavily washed out
and the black was reflected based on the material being sheer.
Yet there was no way of knowing what material the clothing was, or how much the dark blue was washed out without knowing how the original dress should look like.
So for those that are on team blue/black, I guess all these facts were instantly perceived?
Yes. So that means blue/black people have more keen perception?
I wonder if you could separate the two groups by IQ
It was instantly clear to me that it's not in a naturally lit environment. I think there must be something to why people aren't picking that fact up. Not just the physiology of our eyes, but psychologically somehow. Some people just aren't perceiving the environment for whatever reason.
Probably because there isn't much else in the picture, just a washed out background with a touch of red.
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What I want to know is what visual cues did the people that saw "blue/black" use to determine the dress was blue and black?
The background has a yellow cast or tint to it, which made me think (well my brain automatically perceive) it was taken indoors in artificial warm lighting.
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Ionno, I'm using a 1 month new Dell Ultrasharp IPS and it looks gold/white to me.
I'm due for an eye exam anyways. Maybe I'll ask my optometrist what her opinion is lulz
I'm running the same monitors but with a Spyder 3 Pro ambient light sensor/ external colour calibrator. It seems like the whole thing is based on your brain's perception more-so than actual vision.
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