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So what's the truth about this shit.
It's objectively fucking white and gold, drop each pixels individually, yes the "white" parts are slightly blue. But still closer to white.
My thought is that it depends on the brightness and contrast of the monitor I guess.
Open it in gimp, darken the image and turn up the contrast and it becomes black and blue.
It's objectively fucking white and gold, drop each pixels individually, yes the "white" parts are slightly blue. But still closer to white.
My thought is that it depends on the brightness and contrast of the monitor I guess.
Open it in gimp, darken the image and turn up the contrast and it becomes black and blue.
