For all tint freaks, test yourself

deleted-200707 · 2019-08-04T01:42:49.000Z

you are bypassing the fundamental conundrum which is not a figment

Joshk · 2019-08-04T01:51:48.000Z

chinooker:

you are bypassing the fundamental conundrum which is not a figment

I’m not sure what you are saying. I was saying your brain interprets the color wrong because of the mix of indoor/outdoor lighting, the fool that got to close with the camera to get any context to the shot, and the tendency of monitors to be setup to exaggerate colors instead of render them correctly. All this assaults your brain’s ability to determine if the dress is in a shadow. Resulting in a failure to adjust your vision to the scene.

deleted-200707 · 2019-08-04T01:53:38.000Z

and because I initially saw white/gold and now only see blue/black?

under the exact same conditions?

Joshk · 2019-08-04T02:01:54.000Z

chinooker:

and because I initially saw white/gold and now only see blue/black?

under the exact same conditions?

That makes sense, there is conflicting info in the image. After you found out you were wrong, your brain tried again and paid attention to different clues.

deleted-200707 · 2019-08-04T02:10:29.000Z

Joshk:

chinooker:

and because I initially saw white/gold and now only see blue/black?

under the exact same conditions?

That makes sense, there is conflicting info in the image. After you found out you were wrong, your brain tried again and paid attention to different clues.

wtf is the conflicting info
it is an image much like any other image
can we ever consider an info from the internet other than what it is

goshdogit · 2019-08-04T02:16:39.000Z

YouTuber ‘Captain Disillusion’ did a video about the dress. Actually, his guest host ‘Mr. Flare’ did a video about it.

It seems that mixed lighting and white balance issues led to a confusing photo.

The dress is blue and black.

BTW, if you enjoy learning about visual & special effects, check out the rest of Captain Disillusion’s YouTube channel.

Joshk · 2019-08-04T02:15:41.000Z

Just Google for “color constancy” and it is all explained.

deleted-200707 · 2019-08-04T03:04:51.000Z

OK, yous guys are above my level of consistency
I only know what I saw
and I did see it

Alitd · 2019-08-04T03:23:11.000Z

3 age 42. I wonder how much the screen has to do with it. 1080p projector, 100” @10’ ….ish.

deleted-200707 · 2019-08-04T03:29:28.000Z

OK, I cannot trust any video/image/gif to be true to the original, right?
Can I assume that someone has fidgeted it to their purpose?
So I cannot trust anything from the internet?
even you?

Lightbringer · 2019-08-04T03:30:38.000Z

Yanni.

Joshk · 2019-08-04T03:49:32.000Z

chinooker:

OK, I cannot trust any video/image/gif to be true to the original, right?
Can I assume that someone has fidgeted it to their purpose?
So I cannot trust anything from the internet?
even you?

Me? Don’t mind me. I’m just a time traveling AI that just got done traveling to 2015 to create “the dress” and mess with chinooker’s mind. Because I was bored.

Tally-ho · 2019-08-04T09:22:25.000Z

jon_slider:

I dislike my 6500k Optisolis due to the tint above the BBL.

It is made to be as close as the D65 standard illuminant which is above BBL.
Its tint bothered me at first but it is a reference in itself for it’s excellent colors fidelity, hue and chroma shits are minimal. For some applications I’m more into high CRI than tint (I’m not always seeking for on or below BBL lightning) but I can understand your disappointment/dislike.
The colors you see with the optisolis 5000K are what you get with the D50 standard illuminant, same with the 6500K and D65 standard illuminant.
Those optisolis are for the light a bit like what monitor speakers or headphones are for the sound.

TheOnlyDocc · 2019-08-04T10:14:30.000Z

The used screen will make a big difference. If you use a good IPS panel or a OLED display you most likely get a better score than you would get on a TN Panel.
A friend of mine is repairing Monitors. And he uses a few test pictures to check the panels and to adjust the colors. . .
On a good IPS Panel you can see differences in colors much easier than on a TN panel. But if your calibration is off the best panel will not help.
I can not find my test pics (i got from my frien) but on WalVisions - Full Field Test Patterns you can find every test pic you need and a lot of infos about panel differences and calibration information.

With one eye not really usable in this test (cataract) i still got 8 Points with the other one. Not to bad with 42.

Nev · 2019-08-04T14:37:51.000Z

I can’t understand what you lot are talking about with that orange & burgundy pair of trousers, you are all crazy fools

Jack_Kellar · 2019-08-04T15:44:01.000Z

raccoon city:

What color is this dress?

I see bronze and indigo.

twisted_raven · 2019-08-04T16:07:20.000Z

Took it again and spent a little more time with it. Got a 0 this time. 3rd bar is trickiest for me.

Th558 · 2019-08-05T00:01:07.000Z

I’m 22. got 7. Using an old hannspree tv which has surprisingly good saturation. alot better than the piece of crap cheap 4k tvs…the colour accuracy seems good but don’t have a way to measure it. I guess i’ll try again tomorrow.

jon_slider · 2019-08-05T00:08:57.000Z

Im guessing I scored a 4, better than I expected, because I seem to have a good monitor:

21.5” iMac w Retina 4k display from late 2015

pinkpanda3310 · 2019-08-05T00:33:10.000Z

I took the test again whilst playing with the screen settings to make higher contrast on each bar. I scored 22 this time.

New score

Old score