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Gorfian 9 year s ago
#12 Quality not high enough to prove the "theory" - the resolution and JPG artefacts are getting in the way of measuring the RGB values...
       
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gigantes 9 year s ago
suggest looking up a higher-quality version if you really want to measure. google image match, etc.
       
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The spirals that appear blue and green are actually the same color.

The reason why we are perceiving one color as two different colors is because of the other colors surrounding the stripes.

Each eye has six to seven million cones, which are concentrated in a central yellow spot known as the macula. These cones measure color in different wavelengths, where some of which overlap. Our brain then compares by measuring the differences in wavelengths between the colors. When certain colors are combined, the brain can’t process the data from the cones correctly and we get confused.

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