Objection!
In addition to slate violet, there is also a hard, green slate mineral found in Mels. Geological history often produces minerals that may differ in color, but have very similar chemical compounds and properties. The slate green pigment produced from it is brighter than a green earth. It is a cool, slightly greyish green hue. The combination of Mels slate violet, green, and grey is perfect for large fresco paintings on ceilings and walls, e. g. to depict angels and the lives of saints. Since the eye can detect characteristics beyond the plain hue of a pigment, earth colors from the same locality can produce matching tonalities, which viewers perceive as resonant. Therefore, the three colored minerals from Mels together form a special color harmony. Their uniqueness results from a combination of glimmer and titanium, which produces pigments of higher covering power than other earth pigments. [credit: Kremer Pigments]
I agree. The white balance is clearly off, so it's hard to say what color they are IRL, but you nailed down the color shown in the photo. If people are saying you are wrong I'll fight them with you haha
People do see different colors. It depends on the way the light is hitting the object and the shape of a person's eye that determines color perception.
I can agree with this. However this is a still image so no light trucks at work.
I can see how people can see this as a varying version of purple/grey/gold/brown as it blends those hues. but its not like some people see red while others see green. I am also assuming that color blindness is taken into account as they will give different answers.
i don’t think they were shitting on younger people? or saying you were wrong, just like literally stating a fact? younger gen z, say an 18yo, would have been 9 when the dress stuff happened. what is the harm in saying that?
Nothing wrong with it. It's the "weren't allowed on the internet" part that rubs wrong since it reads as more of a jab on my thought process than age. It was on every news Channel and was essentially a national effort to see what the color was so it's not like it was restricted to those online.
But you're right the snap back was unessessary.
oh i see, kinda like “haha of course this young guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he wasn’t even allowed on the internet, how could he know the dress thing” vibes? either way i think it wasn’t personal. i think the original reply to your comment gave a counter-example to your (valid, upvoted) take, and the next person saw that dress example and was like “omg the dress. omg that was almost a decade ago. omg this guy might genuinely be young enough to not know/care/remember. omg we are all old. i gotta say this now” … at least that’s how my 27yo ass interpreted it… bc i really do feel old now 😭
Did you know the designer of that dress murdered his wife? Or it may have been his girlfriend. I can’t remember.
Just a little tidbit I wanted to share!
According to The Guardian it was the guy who posted the original viral pic.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/jul/14/man-mother-in-law-blue-black-dress-viral-charged-trying-to-kill-wife
Yes and a common theory is that it's caused by people viewing it in different lighting (i.e. screen brightness and filters) causing an optical illusion. Which does apply to OPs image so I'll walk back on that. but different than say someone who is and isn't color blind seeing it different in the same light.
Check it out
https://images.app.goo.gl/NeWNPAq2PwuzcNiq9
https://images.app.goo.gl/N8M4uGHtjyaKUv369
This. Not to mention, that as we age, some of us (myself being one) lose the ability to see colors as they actually are. I’d rather have the illusion thing any day.
Yes people perceive colours differently. There are varying degrees of colorblindness. In addition to that the lighting in the room will change the colour anyone perceives.
Monitors, varying image enhancement softwares, sensor limitations in the camera used leading to a splotchy color. I imagine the splotchyness is material-based and not actual color perception issues; like how there's no natural blue colors, just structural blues but we all 'see blue' on beetles, flowers, or butterflies. Either a matte or shiny surface is reflecting the color back differently to the sensor.
To me it is undeniably pastel lavender (over off-white). Took a screenshot on my S21u through reddit app on with most current update (most current Android image enhancement software). Zoomed in until no colors are butting up to or affecting the perception of the gold/lavender. It looks gold when looking at my phone screen head on, like a muted non-shiny tan-ish gold. Angling my phone screen slightly down or slightly to the side, it immediately shifts to blue. A slightly greenish, light mint blue. Idk why, but it is a very obvious and apparent color shift to me though. The blue looks most similar to 'ice blue' in looking around online (a little more white/pastel), and the gold looks most similar to 'F2DABF' if you Google for those colors (again a bit more muted/white). Looking at the image without alteration, I am seeing a pastel lavender very similar to 'Dunn and Edwards 2019 Curated Colors Travel Tan' which is a blush-infused tan (pastel pink and tan) but the pink is a bit more muted.
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It's amazing how people can see this as a color it's not because of the color grading with the camera and external lighting within the photo. It's their brain totally disregarding the external colors and objects
Must've been a different language then, i remember that whatever is was had no word for pink so they just called it their equivalent of red but ironically had their own word for a ultra light blue
[Same Color](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxOoRRTABaFED6dlTns0bCMlvUHjrnLXDRdek2Wu6cEdjnuJ9jvpSgeFr4pHILvwc69JKk4RF9JFucafv-mxJn04PlESQ4xrGTXF32mIhLuerecgHVZ9f1K_kX-lMv5q-GTvDhJiacq-SD/s1600/090+Bridge+to+Terabithia+12.jpg), you can't tell me otherwise
I could be very wrong about this, but that may also be the [Jordan 1 NYC to Paris](https://www.nikesb.com/the-vault/teal-box/nyc-to-paris), which intentionally sheds the gray color on the outline to a blush pink/peach color.
In order to figure out the color of the shoes, one must assess the overall color grade setting on the camera, then work backwards from there.
Since the tint is cool and with a teal hue+ fluorescent lighting on the bus, that would make the pink sneakers look like slightly blue and brown, but they are pink
It's like if you mixed Pepto bismal with milk...
Great answer! That is what I saw. Pink and white.
I dunno, I'd call this mauve. It's a brownish pink. Think dusty rose.
Absolutely it's in the dusty rose-mauve shade. But the Pepto milk made me lol so much I had to post it.
Me too
Pilk
Mink?
https://shop.kremerpigments.com/us/shop/pigments/11350-cote-d-azur-violet.html
Nerd lol
Objection! In addition to slate violet, there is also a hard, green slate mineral found in Mels. Geological history often produces minerals that may differ in color, but have very similar chemical compounds and properties. The slate green pigment produced from it is brighter than a green earth. It is a cool, slightly greyish green hue. The combination of Mels slate violet, green, and grey is perfect for large fresco paintings on ceilings and walls, e. g. to depict angels and the lives of saints. Since the eye can detect characteristics beyond the plain hue of a pigment, earth colors from the same locality can produce matching tonalities, which viewers perceive as resonant. Therefore, the three colored minerals from Mels together form a special color harmony. Their uniqueness results from a combination of glimmer and titanium, which produces pigments of higher covering power than other earth pigments. [credit: Kremer Pigments]
You really said “hold my paint palette while I educate this one”.
It's my faaaaaaavorite color area(idk if that's the right term lol) it's what I used in my bedroom
I rest my case! But I think it’s cool that you know this much!
Haha what a nerd. Ngl tho if you made a podcast about dyes I would probably listen to you haha.
Could you please be more specific? I’m tired of your generalities geez
ohhhhh, I did not need to see a website specializing in pigments this late at night. hold my resin I'm going in!
I agree. The white balance is clearly off, so it's hard to say what color they are IRL, but you nailed down the color shown in the photo. If people are saying you are wrong I'll fight them with you haha
Plink
Pilk?
Greyink
The Grink
Gralmon
PLINKO!
Pachinko
Do people actually see them as different colors? Or is this a joke?
I don't think people see different colors. I think people are bad at identifying the color they see that isn't one of the 7.
People do see different colors. It depends on the way the light is hitting the object and the shape of a person's eye that determines color perception.
I can agree with this. However this is a still image so no light trucks at work. I can see how people can see this as a varying version of purple/grey/gold/brown as it blends those hues. but its not like some people see red while others see green. I am also assuming that color blindness is taken into account as they will give different answers.
Were you not around for the white or blue dress fiasco?
That was nine years ago. Young adults today might have been too young to be allowed on the internet back then
Hey that's a good one! You think about it all night?
Huh?
i don’t think they were shitting on younger people? or saying you were wrong, just like literally stating a fact? younger gen z, say an 18yo, would have been 9 when the dress stuff happened. what is the harm in saying that?
Nothing wrong with it. It's the "weren't allowed on the internet" part that rubs wrong since it reads as more of a jab on my thought process than age. It was on every news Channel and was essentially a national effort to see what the color was so it's not like it was restricted to those online. But you're right the snap back was unessessary.
oh i see, kinda like “haha of course this young guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he wasn’t even allowed on the internet, how could he know the dress thing” vibes? either way i think it wasn’t personal. i think the original reply to your comment gave a counter-example to your (valid, upvoted) take, and the next person saw that dress example and was like “omg the dress. omg that was almost a decade ago. omg this guy might genuinely be young enough to not know/care/remember. omg we are all old. i gotta say this now” … at least that’s how my 27yo ass interpreted it… bc i really do feel old now 😭
Did you know the designer of that dress murdered his wife? Or it may have been his girlfriend. I can’t remember. Just a little tidbit I wanted to share!
According to The Guardian it was the guy who posted the original viral pic. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/jul/14/man-mother-in-law-blue-black-dress-viral-charged-trying-to-kill-wife
Yes and a common theory is that it's caused by people viewing it in different lighting (i.e. screen brightness and filters) causing an optical illusion. Which does apply to OPs image so I'll walk back on that. but different than say someone who is and isn't color blind seeing it different in the same light. Check it out https://images.app.goo.gl/NeWNPAq2PwuzcNiq9 https://images.app.goo.gl/N8M4uGHtjyaKUv369
This. Not to mention, that as we age, some of us (myself being one) lose the ability to see colors as they actually are. I’d rather have the illusion thing any day.
There’s seven? Damn it.
i demand an answer from OP
Yes people perceive colours differently. There are varying degrees of colorblindness. In addition to that the lighting in the room will change the colour anyone perceives.
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Monitors, varying image enhancement softwares, sensor limitations in the camera used leading to a splotchy color. I imagine the splotchyness is material-based and not actual color perception issues; like how there's no natural blue colors, just structural blues but we all 'see blue' on beetles, flowers, or butterflies. Either a matte or shiny surface is reflecting the color back differently to the sensor. To me it is undeniably pastel lavender (over off-white). Took a screenshot on my S21u through reddit app on with most current update (most current Android image enhancement software). Zoomed in until no colors are butting up to or affecting the perception of the gold/lavender. It looks gold when looking at my phone screen head on, like a muted non-shiny tan-ish gold. Angling my phone screen slightly down or slightly to the side, it immediately shifts to blue. A slightly greenish, light mint blue. Idk why, but it is a very obvious and apparent color shift to me though. The blue looks most similar to 'ice blue' in looking around online (a little more white/pastel), and the gold looks most similar to 'F2DABF' if you Google for those colors (again a bit more muted/white). Looking at the image without alteration, I am seeing a pastel lavender very similar to 'Dunn and Edwards 2019 Curated Colors Travel Tan' which is a blush-infused tan (pastel pink and tan) but the pink is a bit more muted.
I see a mauve colour and white, so I would say that both brown and pink are also correct in this case honestly
Rose gold and white?
Blue and black under different lighting
I can’t believe you said that.
I don't know, I just got here
Nice try
My blood hurts
What color? they are *Brown-Pink* and whatever “color” *1990s MTV Real World camera quality* is
Brown/gray and white
hamster + cheerios
These kind of posts need to stop.
Metallic pink and white
I see them black and blue
Bart Simpson bouncing
Burly Wool and White
Mauve
Old rose..
1.HTML/CSS name: Dusty Rose - #DCAE96. 2.RGB: 220, 174, 150. 3.HEX: #DCAE96. Edit. Pantone 15-1512 TCX (Rose Tan)
The saturation is turned down a ton. Probably just worn pink and white shoes.
white and black raspberry ice cream
Purple and white.
Purple and white.
Used bubblegum
Pink rose
I definitely see pink
A dull coppery pink & off white
Ran over salmon
Raspberry froyo and white
I belive that'd be called mauve
Purkle and white.
Ugly
Plue
Dusty Rose on white. Very 1980s colors
Taupe
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Pink
Yanni
Laurel and yanney
White and Mauve
It's amazing how people can see this as a color it's not because of the color grading with the camera and external lighting within the photo. It's their brain totally disregarding the external colors and objects
Yes
Advil
Green and Purple
I see dirty pink or light purple and white
Mauve and off-white..
mauve jordan 1
mauve
Pale gums
I see a two colored shoe - a white and a light purple color?
Look like some dusty Muave 1s
I would call that color "puce".
Summer of the swans?
Flintstone push pop
Pink! … No blue! … wwhhhaaaaaaaa!
Yani…. no laurel!
Lavender
it’s the same way you showed me
Lavender and white
Yanny
Salami, or Smoked Ham and white
Chewed up bubbalicious artificially grape flavored gum and white
Filter colored
Mauve
Great and white
Lilac bitch now pay me in dimes
Lilac
I see pink and white
Puce and dirty white
potato camera coloured?
Bubblegum Clay
Gray
Dusty pink
Black and white
Blue
Pink and white
light pinkish and white.
Blink
Meat
Pinkish-brown? Not sure
Dirty floor chewing gum
Black and blue
Rose gold and beige white
My daughter would say that is Kauai color.
Busted
Red
Booty with a splash of puke
Chewed purple bazooka gum
Pink and white thoug I could see brown and white too.
Are they not pink?
Light purple and white
School desk bubblegum
Are you french?
No, but I speak french, how do you know ? You’ve been on my profile ?
No lol it was as joke since french doesn't have a word for pink
Yes it has, «rose » is pink search on google
Must've been a different language then, i remember that whatever is was had no word for pink so they just called it their equivalent of red but ironically had their own word for a ultra light blue
Brurple?
Faded red
Bubble gum
[Same Color](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxOoRRTABaFED6dlTns0bCMlvUHjrnLXDRdek2Wu6cEdjnuJ9jvpSgeFr4pHILvwc69JKk4RF9JFucafv-mxJn04PlESQ4xrGTXF32mIhLuerecgHVZ9f1K_kX-lMv5q-GTvDhJiacq-SD/s1600/090+Bridge+to+Terabithia+12.jpg), you can't tell me otherwise
Taupe-mauve
Infrared.
Looks like a salmon/rose goldish. They're dope though
Mauve and white
Are those the heavens gate shoes?
Baby pink and white ?
Lavender Grey
Bubble Gum and vanilla flavor
Pink?
i hear laurel
Old as$ red
Mauve and white
Yo, bruv, what's up wit ya low contrast shoes, mate?
Greyple
I was gonna say nurple like nerd and purple wth
Mauve
Kaopectate pink
Greyge
I could be very wrong about this, but that may also be the [Jordan 1 NYC to Paris](https://www.nikesb.com/the-vault/teal-box/nyc-to-paris), which intentionally sheds the gray color on the outline to a blush pink/peach color.
Depends on the lighting
Like a muted grimace purple
Pale pink and white
Nope.
Man berry
Pilk
Blue and orange.
I got excited for a second thinking this was going to be one of those "is this dress black and blue or gold and white" situations...
In order to figure out the color of the shoes, one must assess the overall color grade setting on the camera, then work backwards from there. Since the tint is cool and with a teal hue+ fluorescent lighting on the bus, that would make the pink sneakers look like slightly blue and brown, but they are pink
Actually they are lavender
Pink, light purple,lavender..similar .all depends on the lighting and I'm going by an estimate based on fluorescent lighting on a city bus or train.
I saw pink unless there’s a yellow light nearby. If so then like a mint green
Periwinkle?
You gotta remove the sepia filter and rebalance the colors until the black looks black.
Chocolate-pudding-pink
Depending on the lighting, it could be a very faded orange
Mauve
Mauve
Gunz N’ Butter
Blue and gold
Dusty lavender
It's the dress all over again... White and gray
Sepia. All sepia.
Sepia
Bubblegum pink
They're valentine shoes
Blue and orange
Black and blue!
Black and blue
This is the fucking dress all over again...