Up until early 2015, a close reading of the literature could suggest that the entire field had gone somewhat stalewe thought we basically knew how color vision worked, more or less
At Buzzfeed, writer Claudia Koerner called a lighting expert friend, who had a pretty interesting explanation: After a minor freak-out (because I somehow saw it both ways at different times), I asked my friend Ben, a post production supervisor in Los Angeles, to weigh in
"When I attempted to white-balance the image based on that idea, though, it didn't make any sense." He saw blue in the highlights, telling him that the white he was seeing was blue, and the gold was black
Is This Dress Blue And Black Or White And Gold
Were one of the few labs in the world that is doing all of this, particularly the idea of not just using physical parameters as metrics but adding in the last step, to have people look at the results and ask, Are we really measuring what we think we are measuring? Berns said