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I wrote elsewhere that I want a piece of the fabric and use a UV-VIS to look at the reflected spectrum. That should give an objective and quantitative answer to all this mess.
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Which would be great if the dress were uniquely identifiable. There are multiple dresses in both colours.ZapperZ said:I wrote elsewhere that I want a piece of the fabric and use a UV-VIS to look at the reflected spectrum. That should give an objective and quantitative answer to all this mess.
Zz.
DaveC426913 said:Which would be great if the dress were uniquely identifiable. There are multiple dresses in both colours.
And definitively demonstrate that both are right. Which would not solve the question of the dress in this pic.ZapperZ said:I'll take all of them.
Greg Bernhardt said:
What? Are you asserting that women in high couture lack the ability to see the difference between white and blue, or black and gold? They are colour blind by their profession?thankz said:to girls (I used to work at a jewelry co,) white and blue are the same, black and gold are the same in the world of hi catour
thankz said:I had an old verve jazz cd with the song on it "think pink"
"now I wouldn't tell a women what she ought to think, but if she's got to think, think pink"