This started today with me. All my deep reds in clothing have turned a very much brown color today. I haven't done anything, gotten drivers, cleaned my monitor or anything like that. Anyone else notice anything like this?
Okay I don't want to talk about this anymore Pretty dramatic shift from yesterday though. I think cataracts take a little longer than thatI doubt it's this, but was just reading about cataracts last night and one of the long term effects is that colors appear duller than before. Probably not what's happened to you, though.
My mom had that done and she says it's worse than it was.... so I don't know. I'd certainly get well informed on it.Yeah, I'm of the same mind. I know cataract surgery is looming for me in the not too distant future but I don't want to think about it just yet.
I've often pondered these thoughts. How do I know what I see as red isn't something else to someone else? For all I know what someone else sees might be green in my color pallet... but we both call it red... because that's what we were taught but in true reality it could be purple. I'm sure there is some science to the frequency or something wavelengths and all... but it just amazes me when they talk about what say a fly can see or a dog or something and you wonder just how are they figuring this? How can you really tell?It's odd, guess I'll work on my color calibration. It's kinda one of those weird things where is the red I see the same as yours? lol I noticed it on dark red plant dye which went to brown but haven't really noticed it anywhere else yet.
LOL! Yeah I've wondered this same thing but I'm sure science has an answer to it. Some things are more fun to wonder about.I've often pondered these thoughts. How do I know what I see as red isn't something else to someone else? For all I know what someone else sees might be green in my color pallet... but we both call it red... because that's what we were taught but in true reality it could be purple. I'm sure there is some science to the frequency or something wavelengths and all... but it just amazes me when they talk about what say a fly can see or a dog or something and you wonder just how are they figuring this? How can you really tell?
Anyway I always had issues with colors not appearing right but that was my monitor taking a crap on me. Plus I use F.lux to adjust my screen display... But it thinks I live in Sydney Australia... due to my working/sleeping hours.
Isn't it? Was something I asked friends about in High School oh so very many years ago... thought about ever since... Kinda like the question I always asked about why the moon seems so large sometimes and small other times yet I know it's not getting closer and further from the Earth really that much... My brain is always fixating on weird things and wondering and questioning all the reasonings it's given about things. Though I'll never fallin with the flat earth theory...LOL! Yeah I've wondered this same thing but I'm sure science has an answer to it. Some things are more fun to wonder about.
Yeah I smoked some stuff in my day Back on topic a bit, my monitor went back to "normal". I reset my video card and everything I could find back to default. Still not sure what happened there. Last time my monitor went bad I went and got a new one naturally. I quickly hooked it up to discover the same weird color problems. I was then leaning towards replacing my video card (Doesn't take much to talk me into an upgrade anyway lol). I thought I'll check all the connections one more time. Down by the floor I discovered the cable was full of little holes. I'm sure it had nothing to do with out teething kitten that hung around me constantly New cable I was all set and I had a larger monitor. I also had a nice spare monitor I took to the cottage So if it happens again I'll get behind the desk and look at the cableIsn't it? Was something I asked friends about in High School oh so very many years ago... thought about ever since... Kinda like the question I always asked about why the moon seems so large sometimes and small other times yet I know it's not getting closer and further from the Earth really that much... My brain is always fixating on weird things and wondering and questioning all the reasonings it's given about things. Though I'll never fallin with the flat earth theory...
Isn't it? Was something I asked friends about in High School oh so very many years ago... thought about ever since... Kinda like the question I always asked about why the moon seems so large sometimes and small other times yet I know it's not getting closer and further from the Earth really that much... My brain is always fixating on weird things and wondering and questioning all the reasonings it's given about things. Though I'll never fallin with the flat earth theory...
Now that the drugs have worn off.My eyes are fine.... lol
I was told the Moon looked different on the Horizon and such because of the refraction of the light as it BENDS around the earth making it look LARGER... and when it's high in the sky you don't get that because it's straighter through the earths atmosphere... I took that as good sounding truth... took a long time to get that answer.Elliptical orbit. It's most noticable when the moon is full & close to the horizon. That's when it's a 'supermoon', like the one last weekend.
Colours are ... an optical illusion. They're created by the way objects absorb, bend & reflect light. So they are measureable, just not with the mark one eyeball!
Interestingly, females, as a general rule, can see more shades than males. I'm married, of course, to one of the exceptions to that rule
I tried everything but that! Thanks! But it got fixed somehow so I'll try that next time. Makes more sense than instant cataractsI’ve had this issue before actually. Not on reds but the yellows. They ALL turned green. After some cyber sleuthing I found my Hues.mul was corrupted. Did a file check patch and it fixed it. Hope this helps.
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Actually the reason the moon seems larger on the horizon is because your brain has things to compare it's relitive size. When it is high in the sky you have nothing to compare its size. Visually the moon is exactly the same size on the horizon as it is high in the sky.I was told the Moon looked different on the Horizon and such because of the refraction of the light as it BENDS around the earth making it look LARGER... and when it's high in the sky you don't get that because it's straighter through the earths atmosphere... I took that as good sounding truth... took a long time to get that answer.
As for the kitten... I can see that happening... I had to replace my cable once because it got seriously kinked being pinched between the desk and wall... over time it nearly broke.
My current monitor (A 46" LED HD/TV) is starting to wear and now has odd "light" circles... more and more of them are appearing... it started with just one about a year ago... now there is a whole row of them about 2" apart all along the bottom third of the screen...
Actually it has to do with the light as it reflects off a flat earth...Actually the reason the moon seems larger on the horizon is because your brain has things to compare it's relitive size. When it is high in the sky you have nothing to compare its size. Visually the moon is exactly the same size on the horizon as it is high in the sky.
* You can actually demonstrate this by holding a pencil at arms length to "measure" the actual size of the moon. Do it once when the moon looks huge on the horizon and then when it appears small high in the sky. The measurement will be the same.
.... um...Actually it has to do with the light as it reflects off a flat earth...