Club Obi Wan

I think the conundrum has to do with the fact that when I think green, I think Ninja Turtle green or vibrant, green. Imagine looking at a picture of a rain forest. That is what I typically think when I think green. But of course, there are many shades of green. When I first saw the pic, I thought, "different color" but upon looking at the hat closer and thinking about it, I thought, "that must be John's moss green color." The side by side comparison, really shows off the difference in color. It doesn't help though that the moss green hat is pictured in a reddish-brown background. that may be affecting what color the eye registers. Like when you match up a grey hat with blue and you see a blue-grey and then change to match it up with green and then you see a green-grey.

Dave

Never mind the "is it grey or is it brown" debate, now we have added a new color debate to keep things interesting.

Looks fantastic John. Job well done!

Cheers!

Dan

PsychicsAndSwords wrote:I don't have a regular brown Indy hat, but I do have one of those fawn-colored Federations that I got in a trade a while back. When I get the moss hat I'll take a pic of them together, and see if that helps confuse things more.

As promised...
I actually spent a good ten minutes messing around with the colors in Photoshop and still couldn't get either hat to come out looking like they do to my eye. Ah well. It's a fairly close approximation, although the 'fawn' is too washed out, and the moss green is too... I dunno, olive?... in this pic.

Nice hat! As I have already said that Moss Green is my second favorite color! Just beautiful!

Travis

PsychicsAndSwords wrote:

I dunno... I just see two brown hats.



Just kidding. That one definitely looks green!

Kind regards,
Magnoli

Back in your cage IM just joking my friend.

Don't make me whip out my photoshop...

Indy Magnoli wrote:Don't make me whip out my photoshop...

nooooooooooooo not the photo shop. please anything but that.

Sounds like a bit of color blindness going around!!!!

It's not color blindness and the eye does not "record" color. It's the brain that does the interpretation and mind bending. It's what you've conditioned your brain to recall under certain hues. White balancing for photos and video are critical, otherwise, the outcome of photos or video production are all off color-wise.

That moss green fedora is beautiful, but what would you wear it with? I don't think I own a green suit.

Indiana MarkVII wrote:...That moss green fedora is beautiful, but what would you wear it with? I don't think I own a green suit.

I've seen green fedoras go quite well well with both gray and brown suits. It's actually quite a versatile color.

Best wishes,
NS

Nebraska Schulte wrote:

Indiana MarkVII wrote:...That moss green fedora is beautiful, but what would you wear it with? I don't think I own a green suit.

I've seen green fedoras go quite well well with both gray and brown suits. It's actually quite a versatile color.

Best wishes,
NS

You are correct sir. Its a versatile color. Much more than most would think it is.

If you look REALLY closely and relax your eyes, after several minutes the entire "Streets of Cairo" scene plays out in multicolour!
That's amazing!!
If you CAN'T see it, maybe your monitor needs adjusting? Or maybe my meds do....LOL