Damn, beat me to this thread. I see white and gold, can someone explain how it is blue/black?

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see white and gold, can someone explain how it is blue/black?

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/white

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see ice blue and gold, can someone explain how it is blue/black?

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/ice blue

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see ice blue and gold, can someone explain how it is blue/black?

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/ice blue

The actual dress is Black/Blue. The picture was very bad quality which left people arguing. IT has nothing to do with colourblindness. Just a very low quality photo

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see ice blue and gold, can someone explain how it is blue/black?

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/ice blue

The actual dress is Black/Blue. The picture was very bad quality which left people arguing. IT has nothing to do with colourblindness. Just a very low quality photo.

Look how bright the other parts of the photo are, if you scale it way down to normal, its black/blue

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see ice blue and gold..... but

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/ice blue

The actual dress is Black/Blue. The picture was very bad quality which left people arguing. IT has nothing to do with colourblindness. Just a very low quality photo.

Look how bright the other parts of the photo are, if you scale it way down to normal, its black/blue

Damn, beat me to this thread. I see ice blue and gold..... but

In the original photo I see black/blue (the mother of the bride) but in the photo Drunken posted, I see gold/ice blue

The actual dress is Black/Blue. The picture was very bad quality which left people arguing. IT has nothing to do with colourblindness. Just a very low quality photo.

Look how bright the other parts of the photo are, if you scale it way down to normal, its black/blue

It's black and blue. The photo is shoot with lighting and probably with mobile, which mean there's no option of White Balance. Objects reflect light at certain wavelengths or colours, and the human brain determines the colour of an object by taking in its reflected light. This perception can be thrown off balance by the colour of nearby objects. With this photo, the surrounding colours are so muddled that the brain isn't sure what to make of the dress itself. Everyone of us got another contrast, ICC profile and color calibration.

Did you even read what I said? Don't be so quick to judge

And anyway, scientists have said that if you look at the dress as though its dark, you will see black/blue, and if you look at the dress as though its emitting a lot of light, you will see gold/white.

Did you even read what I said? Don't be so quick to judge

And anyway, scientists have said that if you look at the dress as though its dark, you will see black/blue, and if you look at the dress as though its emitting a lot of light, you will see gold/white.

Take this one for example... the blue and green spirals are actually the same colour....