The dress that broke the internet....

http://7online.com/fashion/why-are-w...-dress/536801/


What color do you see? Gold and white, or blue and black?

Am I the only one who sees orange and green?

Lmao I figured you would.... I see black and blue. My girlfriend who was with me earlier was sitting next to me, looking at the same pic on the screen of my phone and swore it was white and gold.

This whole ordeal is so retarded.

I see gold and white in that pic..when I looked at
A pic of both dresses I see 2 diff dresses..blue black and gold white..
Weird..

As someone who deals with color almost every day at work all people perceive color in a different way.... Say you have coca cola Red well 100 people get asked to look at samples and pick out coca cola red some will be the same some will be way different the programs we use to match color work off a study sample of 100,000 people and gives us a target area where the majority of the 100,000 people see the color and hue. Color is very very complex more so than most people think.

It blows my mind how two people could look at the same pic, and see two completely different colors. I guess its just perception & the way your eye processes certain colors. Someone on another thread said that it had to do with your retinal nerves and some cone shaped thing in your eye lol

It blows my mind how two people could look at the same pic, and see two completely different colors. I guess its just perception & the way your eye processes certain colors. Someone on another thread said that it had to do with your retinal nerves and some cone shaped thing in your eye lol Originally Posted by Victoria Anne

We wouldn't have this issue if she were naked.
Everything's simpler naked :-)

WTF dress they talking about?....

. I see black and blue. Originally Posted by Victoria Anne

I see more of a very deep midnight blue, exactly what that name suggests shading off into the vertical lighter blue band [which is still fairly deep].

Like AJ said, I see the set of 3 dresses as white and gold, lighter shade, midle one:ditto a bit deeper and duller, not quite "golden", and the rightmost one: what I wrote above.

What does this say about color perception? Please tell us more!

For example, if someone is seeing orange/green, another is seeing blue/black, what is going on?

For example, if someone is seeing orange/green, another is seeing blue/black, what is going on? Originally Posted by greenpeace2014

Color blindness....there are different degrees of it from mild to severe....ijs