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Originally Posted by ichitaka05
Then do you want me to keep going w all other white photos? Cuz surely, all of em have different color in them.
It's a waste to discuss which photo has right color. Everyone has different monitor, brightness, photo was taken different time of the day and angle of the sun/light. For some, one spacey's photo looks right... for some don't. That's what I'm getting at
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You're missing the point of my last photo - ALL those photo variables you mention are held constant, the
only difference is the objects in the one photo. And clearly the Whiteout is not a pure white, it has a creamy tone (at least on my professionally calibrated monitor in the industry-standard sRGB colour space). The whites may look a bit different on different monitors but the difference between the whites in the one photo will remain (unless a monitor is just horribly out of whack). No camera is going to manufacture those white differences; if its colour balance is incorrect, the white tones will be shifted all in one direction, but the differences will remain.