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Spector (2015-02-27 20:13:14)Or someone took a picture of their dress in bad lighting?


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Jason2k15 (2015-02-27 20:20:35)I'll be checking in on this site from time to time. It's not as good as it used to be, but it wouldn't hurt to check in.
AntiChrist (2015-02-27 20:40:22)I only saw black and vlue each time people showed me today, but when I clicked your spoiler it looked white and gold. When thag happened, I made it bright and it started to look black and blue again. Now, I can't see white and gold anymore. Can someone explain to me how this works?
SicSemperTyra (2015-02-27 20:45:02)^The difference is due to your light sensitivity.
If you are not as sensitive to light, youll see it as White and Gold.
If you are sensitive, youll see it as blue and black or gold.
It changes depending on brightness for some.
If it changes by the lighting of the room you are in, you are directly inbetween sensitivity.
There are other things that can afffect the way you see it, such as the McCollough Effect or colorblindness.
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ED (2015-02-27 21:12:59)The hilarious part is that people claim to know 100% why people see different colors just to be an idiot afterwards.
Blue and gold, get a good display ya jew.
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Perfect_Chaos (2015-02-27 22:01:04)So it's blue and black huh? Man, no matter what I do I still see white and gold or light blue and gold.
Michael94 (2015-02-27 23:02:11)The dress' true colors are blue and black.
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BirdJesus (2015-02-27 23:25:35)I saw gold and blue. Why the hell did this get so popular?
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MegaBeanish (2015-02-28 00:17:42)Teacher in AP Bio explained it. This has a scientific explanation why people see white and gold or blue and black
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BlueBlur (2015-02-28 00:41:22)I see black and blue in the photo, but other people were seeing white and gold. This was blowing my mind in school. But then science explained that our eyes just perceive the image differently due to the saturation.
Ah, good 'ol science.
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I see an ugly dress.