Epicalitynausor-CLCL

exactly! It's like defining the white on cameras!
The camera asks you to point at what you think is white.. and if it's dark, you'll be pointing at a grey... but our brains corrects it.
Do you see what option I mean? I think most digital cameras have this in the advanced options.

The way you extracted the blues below exaplins this so much better! from now on I think I'll be using your palettes as reference. ^^'

Thanks for your reply! and sorry for my late reply!
darcyjae wrote:

So then these four are effectively the same "color" of blue/white? Is that what you're getting at?


ycc2106 wrote:

Yeah - not the same light? The light blues are the - what I call base colour' the one that defines the light - supposed to represent white. So yours is more natural, sunny outside light - mine would be.. I dunno the slightly blue lights you get in some WCs? xD

Ah, yes. So we could call mine 3pm and yours a variation on 6pm.

And then...









So then these four are effectively the same "color" of blue/white? Is that what you're getting at?




ycc2106 wrote:

Yeah - not the same light? The light blues are the - what I call base colour' the one that defines the light - supposed to represent white. So yours is more natural, sunny outside light - mine would be.. I dunno the slightly blue lights you get in some WCs? xD

Yeah - not the same light? The light blues are the - what I call base colour' the one that defines the light - supposed to represent white. So yours is more natural, sunny outside light - mine would be.. I dunno the slightly blue lights you get in some WCs? xD

Glinda explains this much better: here

or there's a clear example here - to view in big or it won't work



darcyjae wrote:

Yes, they are quite similar, aren't they.... but do they have a quality, exactly? They're bright, certainly, but something a bit "off " of ordinary primary colors. Like balloons, more than crayons... sort of dusty.

Yes, they are quite similar, aren't they.... but do they have a quality, exactly? They're bright, certainly, but something a bit "off " of ordinary primary colors. Like balloons, more than crayons... sort of dusty.

comparing...