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Exactly. For most optical illusions you can switch between interpretations, but in this case I only see black and blue (yes the black is gold-ish). But the frus
by shinigami 12y ago
Exactly. For most optical illusions you can switch between interpretations, but in this case I only see black and blue (yes the black is gold-ish). But the frustrating thing is that I saw it as white and gold for a moment yesterday, but I can't anymore. I'm starting to question my sanity.
- jowiar 12y agoI'm in the same boat as you. I saw it white and gold for about 5 minutes yesterday, and then it gradually transitioned to black and blue, in a "well, I guess that's blue" sort of way, until it was "no way that's white and gold".
- Rynant 12y agoI saw it as white and gold originally, but later when I looked at it I had scrolled down the page so that the top part of the picture was hidden, and I saw the dress as blue and black. Now I see blue and black if I view the whole image or bottom 2/3rds of the image, and white and gold when viewing the top 1/3rd of the image.
- logfromblammo 12y agoI'm the opposite way. Even if I push the slider all the way to the left, I still see it as a white & gold dress, but in a nearly monochromatic blue light. I put an orange light in my bathroom so that night-time visits won't affect my sleep more than necessary, and notice that the cap on my antifungal powder bottle, which I know to be orange, reflects that light as a similar color to the bathtub, which I know to be white. If I put the bottle on the tub, I can flip-flop between deciding that the bottle-cap is white, and that the tub is orange. When doing so, my perception of the colors change. The orangeness appears to fade in and out. Not so with this picture. I can't push my brain to accept any other conclusion than the slider is changing the color of the illumination from blue to yellow, and the dress color is constant.