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- Women and men see differently, this is the science of why!
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My hair isn't getting grey, it just started to absorb different wavelengths of light.
If it started going from black to grey then yeah its losing the pigment that can absorb more of the light
But,.. you're Bald.
Oh, trick comment. Good One 😂
@@animatrix1851 it was a joke lol
Technically it stopped absorbing some, or, depending what the initial state was, started absorbing all of them equally 😁
@@PhoenixBravo30
...or just crappy Resolution 😂
Now here’s a guy who’s just ecstatic to be alive
He’s a king
He’s trying to act like a woman
@@TheTruth-13 no he’s not. Being happy makes you a woman??? Ugh
@@rainbow7830 lmao
@@rainbow7830 you think that he’s happy? No wonder you’re miserable
Yellow to Gold to Red?
I find your lack of Orange disturbing.
Orange doesn’t exists, it’s just light brown
@@jaclynkrause1506 By that logic, only red, green, and blue exist. How pointlessly reductive.
@@jaclynkrause1506 i thought that it's the opposite, brown is dark orange
And later yellow becomes gold
@@jaclynkrause1506 Technology Connections? Love that guy…
I'm a designer who's colour blind .... It's a little tricky but if you know the science behind it you're all good!
I have a couple of artist friends who are colorblind - they say it's hard for them, but they do amazing work
Enchroma glasses
Interesting fact: blue fireworks are the hardest to make! This is because scientists still don't know the perfect chemical formula for the right blue hue!
because the male scientists are utilizing their dominant receptor thus being overly picky 😉
how to make a blue rose?
Absolutely@@hypervolt9987as its shorter wavelength makes its absorption the most dissipating thus requiring the most energy to emit 😉 much like the 5G on my phone lol
Interesting! Also, that was the last color of LED invented. Once it was invented, that opened the door to all of those LED displays and RGB lights that we enjoy now.
@@sciencego5810 if you’re burning copper, wouldn’t you get green? Cobalt might work better, but just like blue flame, it would probably be difficult to see.
In me, only my blue cones are present. I have a genetic disorder called Blue Cone Monochromatisum. Since I was born with only 1/3 of the cones I should have, I see the world differently.
Does that mean everything looks blue for you?
@@sponge7184 you would think that, but no. I see different colors, but it's hard to tell the difference between many of them. Blue, pink and purple generally look the same. Same for green and yellow. Red looks very dark so I sometimes think it's black.
@@cdahmke11 Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Is it kinda like colorblindness?
@@peepandstitch. No. I've taken a color blindness test and it showed that I can see the difference between different shades.
For anyone wondering, the 4th cone that some women can see is yellow. You can't test for it using a screen since most screens project images using RGB light, so it has to be tested for in person.
I gotta say though, there's nothing like being in an art class and everyone talking about how deep and pure red something was when it was clearly yellow orange to me. I got a color test done later to see if I was missing any cones and got a 100% on all colors, so I definitely wasn't missing something. I later found out that some women can see more yellow than others because they have cones for it, and it all fell into place.
another one of the times in my life i wish i was a woman. I think the list is growing.
@@thechosenone547 First of allI was half joking. I'm cool with being a man I would just rather see 100x more color y'know? Sometimes being a woman is a good thing. Secondly, woman do have equal rights with men. At least in America.
@@kettei5408 Oh no women do not have equal rights with men. America the least. The laws might say otherwise but really women don’t get treated the same at all. Just the way in businesses one man would consider another mans decision or idea before a women’s idea even if hers is better. That’s just one example. There is many more.
@@kettei5408 Also yeah even if you were partly joking, I was just saying being a man or a woman is fine. We both have our limitations.
@@kettei5408 Let me guess, you don't live in Texas?
Mantis shrimp: Quadrachromatic? That's cute.
Mantis shrimp eyes: When normal polarized light is too basic for you
Greg always has so much energy and portrays so much interest. Truly love all of his videos!
actually the color wheel is not a description of the physics of light but how our visual neural nets work. in physics, color isn't circular but linear. after blue/violet comes ultra violet etc. until gamma rays and before red theres infrared etc. until radio waves and other super low frequencies. unlike in our vision, there is no purple and magenta. these are red and blue light waves hitting our eyes at the same time. on the color wheel, it's the colours between red and blue, which don't exist physically. there is no complementary color in physics, just in our brain.
That's why red looks like brownish orange from far away lol
Yes.
Remember that colour vision is a neural process, not really much of a physical one. A single wavelength hitting our eyes stimulates each receptor by a proportion based on the physics of the photoreceptor molecules, but RBG works by replacing that physics determinant of the activity of each cell by creating a system where each cone can be stimulated to any degree based on the brightness of each colour of pixel.
To your brain, there’s no difference between a 630 nm photon hitting your eye at the same time in the same region as a 532 nm photon and two 580 nm photons hitting your eyes in those same locations. The stimulation effect on your eyes are the same more or less, most of the time.
red cone cells actually have a small 2nd bump of sensitivity past blue so violet light really does exist, it just stimulates both red and blue cone cells
thats what he said i think😭
Is there a reason you used the word gold instead of yellow? I tend to think of gold as a metallic texture and color combo rather than just a color
goldenrod is the name of the flower than grows with the purple flower, so I guess it was in his mind-gold in colour terms doesn't have to be metallic or shiny we are just a lot more familiar with the metal colour these days, its a certain shade of yellow, particularly if shiny but not necessarily e.g. Goldenrod, fields of gold, golden retriever, Goldilocks, golden fry
well what he showed was more orange.
but gold (to me at least) is an orange-yellow.
Gold, when not metallic, tends to be a range in or around the yellow family. It has a bit of brown to it, making it a bit less vibrant and brassier, reminiscent of something metallic, even without the metallic sheen. Since I’m an editor, I’d have preferred more use of the term “golden,” rather than “gold,” for precisely the idea behind your comment. It’s more lexically vague than it has to be, I think. 🤷🏻♀️
I have to suppose he mentions its wavelength range because of his later discussion of It’s complimentary nature to purple, because, well, all kinds of colors have their own little niches, but I was puzzled why it got called out at all at first, and then the whole gold/golden thing happened. Gah! 😅
@@AmaraJordanMusic I usually see gold as more brown than orange or yellow.
I'm a tetrachromat as well! It took me a long while to figure out. Finding professionals who can test you can also be a task in itself since it's rather rare to have. It makes some colour combinations other people find beautiful looking rather off to me because it will have way too much yellow or the wrong undertone to make it pleasing to my eye.
Love how Greg communicates with his hands
gesticulation, my friend
@@beepboop204 The BEST!
@@donaldstanfield8862 it is excellent for assertive communication. i gesticulate like im Italian!
It's cool he even comes on screen. I remember when he was scared to even be on screen because he was scared of people judging him
@@hongkim3662 He's so entertaining, love how he hams it up!
Ah, now it makes sense why women complain about men being not able to differentiate lipstick shades properly🤦🏻♂️
I think it's also due to social factors and lauguage because I remember being taught about cultures who had a single word for blue and green and who differentiated less between shades; same for the contrary. I guess most guys aren't exposed a lot to lipstick, while girls are exposed, choose precisely, interact with it, and have precice terms for shades.
im a man and i can differentiate between lipstick shades
@@26yd1 also woman were traditionally responsible for taking care of crops and gathering plants and berries for medicinal and food purposes. It would make sense for woman to become better adapted at identifying slight differences between plant colors etc to avoid toxic lookalikes
@@natalieethridge2742 i think all of that would be too recent in the grand scheme of things to actually have a tangible impact on human evolution, since tradition really only goes so far back before it isn't tradition anymore
we women do love to complaign
The human retina can actually detect even shorter wavelengths, down to about 300, which is firmly in the 'UV' range. It's the lens of the eye that absorbs these wavelengths that makes them invisible to most people. However, people without natural lens in their eyes, and a rare few with slightly different makeup of lens, can see UV light.
Some artists have described the color as a white-blue, others as black-purple. It looks like UV, any unless you're one of the few who can see it, it can't really be accurately described.
As a classical musician with no visual arts training and significant color vision deficiencies…this finally makes sense! Also…reminds me of how overtones work in mathematical ratios and how that extends further into music theory and the tuning systems we use. Consonance and dissonance in a different form??
Also!!! one of my best friends is a tetrachromat who also has a perfect ear for pitch; she’s the person I go to when I’m rehearsing a difficult aria. Does she have any musical training whatsoever? Nope. But she can tell when I am CENTS off, not just half steps/semitones.
Music and color work very similar because they are both just wavelengths
One of air, and the other of light
It's basically the same but you perceive it with a different organ
Ok anyone else who just can’t get the green birds with red background thing to work for them? Like i don’t see anything on the white
I just saw pink birds on a white background
He says his shirt is teal seafoam coral BLUE but a minute and a half later when drawing the cones he uses a color that's almost exactly the same as his shirt for the GREEN cone... I guess we do suck at colors
Yes, I was wondering why there were two different blues instead of RGB. XD
I think that probably has more to do with the markers. When you buy dry erase markers in a pack that's normally the green hue that you get.
Thanks God, It wasn't just me!!! I thought I was color blind.... :-)
I was more concerned that he thinks coral is blue... coral, the color, is red.
It’s crazy to me that all this is happening when we’re not even realizing it like we’re constantly seeing colors a d it takes all that work for us to see these colors but it don’t feel like it
Until you get a migraine lol and then you do feel it.
Digestion is also hard work and your brain controls that. Your brain controls your heart beat too.
Basically the brain is doing way more than just thinking.
Didn't see red as green and green as red lol, I actually saw red as cyan and green as magenta, which are their complementary colors in light (rgb).
It’s not brown. It’s dark orange with context.
Kinda mind boggling that when I argue over the shade of a certain object with a friend they might just be seeing a completely different color and they’re not *entirely* off their rocker after all. Definitely gives new meaning to the male fiancé couldn’t give a cow about which “shade of blue” the napkins are cliché. Maybe some of them really can’t see the difference. XD
The information in this video is some of the same really cool things that I have learned in my digital color class for my graphic design major. This is why graphic design is not a fine art, but rather a combination of using technology, science, and art to create really amazing things.
I used to teach a coding class and included a section on rgb color. I really think RGB should be taught along pigment colors in art classes.
"If i showed you the hole down here we'd be on a different tube site"
LMAO I had to stop myself from laughing too loud cuz my parents are sitting right next to me🤡🤡💀💀
It's funny bc this video is about colors and w/ the other 'tube' site that I'm thinking of...
it's not funny?
@@buckbuckleyson2259 i found it funny🤷♀️
@@lassi8205 because he talked about his bum hole? tee hee
It wasn't funny. Just irrelevant, obscene and off-putting. People are becoming more degenerate and are forced to acknowledge it as funny due to peer pressure. Do better, guys.
I frickin love illusions
Ikrrr
COPIED
Nothing happened in the first one
@@abdulf7437 Yes, it did! Look at the green birds (?) only, and when the screen goes white (later in the video) keep staring and the birds will be red.
@@NicoAssaf I had to stare at it for over 60 seconds to get that effect
It's funny how people go crazy when you say men are better at something, but when you say women are better.... it's just silence.
Being able to see more colours is awesome. As a guy, I feel like I am missing out on a lot!
Idk I've seen plenty of man children go crazy at stuff like that as well. Depends what side of TH-cam you're on, the algorithm is famous for creating echo chambers.
@@duck6100 Ah really? That sucks! I've seen plently of "women children" go crazy about things like this when it's the other way around. People need to just calm down and realise biology is a thing lmao
Not only did my eyes not tire when focusing on the colors, I didn’t see an afterimage at all on both tests. I do see red and green just fine. Does this have to do with the device and me being in the dark? Hopefully it doesn’t signify a problem. I (think) I have normal color vision and (know) I have 20/20 sight range. I saw a handful of other comments saying the same, so maybe it’s the device/environment.
Same with me
same here, I was in a completely lit room, but couldn't see any afterimages nor my eyes tiring out.
I play a lot of games and work on PC all day, that might have something to do with it? idk.
Same here, no after image for me. Be interesting to know why.
ok weird it didn't work for me with the red/green image but did work with the black & white one 🤔🧐
@@Elle_Riley same here
What a cool narrator, the video content is so good, It hits my mind in another level! Wow. Waiting for more amazing content like thiss soon!
I heard we could technically see uv light, but the Eye itself filters it out, like glass does. Would be interesting, but it might be a bullshit fact.
Yes! The painter Monet actually developed cataracts and had the lens of one of his eyes removed so he could see better, which gave him the ability to see UV light! You can actually see this in his later paintings, because of how much purple and blue he used.
you can slightly see uv light, but your lens filter most of it to protect your eyes from it.
On a slightly related note, glass only filters out UVB. UVA, which is closer to the visible light spectrum, can get through glass.
@@simonsaysism thanks guys, I´m learning a lot today :3
4:08 that was absolute sorcery, i could see the colours til i blinked
Who doesn't like complementary colors together, like me? I prefer decorating with similar colors, I didn't find those room pictures he put up appealing. I hope I'm not alone
same here!
That just means you have a terrible taste :)
what does it mean that i didn't see the colours when the screen went white or when you did the complimentary colours on the black and white picture?
I personally noticed that I wasn't properly focusing and it didn't work. (The negative image one only worked for a split second after I focused really hard)
I had this too...
Ye got kinda confused when he said this
For me the image in the start just turned to pure white
You probably just have to look at it longer
"When this image turns white you see the green birds as red and the red background is green."
Me, seeing pink birds on blue background: Surprised Pikachu face
To be clear, identifying as a different gender does not change chromosomes. Those Born as female have XX, those Born as male have XY
Yeah i was thinking the same thing when i Heard him say that 😅
iirc it's more complicated than that and there are actually more combinations (also intersex people). But yeah most will fall into either XX or XY regardless of how they identify.
No source but y'all know how to google.
If it did, he wouldn't have needed to say that
Am I the only one who sees Pink instead of Red when example is shown with the birds?
(Green birds against red background, supposedly causes the eyes to see red birds once filter is removed, however I see pink)
"Am I the only one who..." -> no
That "gold" looks yellow to me. It's not dark enough to be gold, imo
And why wasn't it orange?
@@regular-joe Why wasn't what orange?
@@RosheenQuynh @1:14 when he's listing the colors and their frequencies, he names gold as being between yellow and red, instead of orange.
@@regular-joe Oh
"Gold" isn't a color, it's a material
A material is a group of colors that when put together they seem like they are a specific material like metal or wood
Gold would be yellow, dark saturated yellow, very clear desaturated yellow and a lot of white
I have no idea why he said gold, but I guess he just likes it and wanted to push it into the video
Knew a lot of the color theory from working on painting minis but the way you guys present things is like sitting down with a friend and smoking a bong and talking about something we found out.
Oh yeah, and what's that about we only really see at a smaller angle cone than we really do, the brain just sort of fills in the things at the edge of our eyes. That could explain when we're exhausted that we see shadows and stuff like that out of the corner of our eyes.
How would I know if I’m seeing more colors than others?
Ask them
Exactly. And how can we know people are not over exaggerating or just misinterpreted what you and them are perceiving.
@@willskywalk "yo how many colors do you see"
"Dunno, like, a bunch"
"Huh, me too"
Flawless plan you devised there!
@@santanat.7206 you show them 2 yellows and ask them if they’re the same. If they are the same and they say they’re different, the person is lying. If they’re actually different and the person says they’re different but normal people say they’re the same, they can see more colours. Not too difficult to be sure tbh.
You could also increase the wavelength by 0.01 nm every second and ask them to point out when the colour changed. Then you can get precise values on what they can and can’t see.
You could probably do it the same way colourblind tests work too. Ask them to pick a number formed by a single shade of yellow surrounded by multiple very similar shades that normal people cannot tell between at all, if they get the right number, they can obviously see it.
I m an artist, nd I felt I knew this all without knowing this all 😂I know which colors work together, but this analogy was behind it! Interesting
It's not an analogy, it's the direct explanation
Hey, dude making this video, you, yeah you! I see the extra effort you're putting in, and I appreciate it!
Ok but the screen just changed to white. The green burds and red baground just disappeared. The back and white photo was back to b&w after the complementary filter was turned off.
Where does orange fit on the spectrum??? I got so confused when he said gold between red and yellow!
gold is basically orange
"Women can see better than men"
Now I know why my mother can find my missing toys faster than me
honestly i dont like complementary colours. too much contrast, too different. red and green are just the worst
My teeth have started reflecting more and more yellow light as the years go on. But nothing I can do about it, it's science!
This guy is tailor made for our generation level attention spans... Literally kept every phrase entertaining, an actual motor mouth, he must be a hoot on a night out with some beers 😂
So... you have an attention span that lasts an entire generation?
@@audiotyresup I don't know what you think he wrote, but I am pretty sure you didn't get the correct message.
@@bairdbiz You don't have the reading comprehension skills to understand the meaning of the first sentence then.
@@audiotyresup It's a generation of people with short attention spans, not one person able to hold a generations attention. You were correct that reading comprehension was the issue, but the person having that issue was you.
@@bairdbiz No, it's you. I didn't say they have the attention of an entire generation of people, I pointed out that with their choice of words they have an attention span that lasts longer than their own lifetime. You should go back to school.
I used to TA a Sensation and Perception class, and there are soooooo many cool things to be found as you dig into how vision works.
3:05 "cone cells"
bruh im seeing buttplugs 😭
so 3 tiny squids help us see.
yeah the red background and green birds, when they disappear, it just turns whiteish-blue, except where the birds were which turns kinda red but then disappears nearly instantly.
Personally I don't find contrasting colors to be soothing. It usually irritates me. I love purple but when it's purposely contrasted with yellow I don't like the look at all. It's okay in a natural setting when it's not planned by humans but the minute a human tries it, it assaults my senses.
can does one woman find out if she’s got the extra cone lol
Seems like you would have to do a color test in person (screens seem to not be reliable enough since they’re often RGB): healthline.com/health/tetrachromacy
Probably go through tests given by an Ophthalmologist
YOU MESSED WITH MY BRAIN! That picture is still b&w I can't
That's so cool... That's SO COOL
@AsapSCIENCE Legitimately curious: Did changing the thumbnail help? I find the effects of playing the algorithm interesting. (Of course it helped in so much as I came back and commented when I wouldn't have before). Thanks!
Clickbait always works
It's not good, but it works
1:26 when you just went clothes shopping but nobody is giving your new style proper attention.
You both are amazing
You always brighten my day. Needed this today. Thanks for being there.
So, follow up question. If we could connect say a camera to the brain, bypassing the cones, could you see more "color"?
if you replaced the human eye with a perfect robo eye, yes. or, you can take hallucinogens! i cant even describe the weird colors i have seen on DMT
That's undetermined, but probably. If you want a mindfuck, read about imaginary colors.
I’ve never liked complementary colors put together. To me, they feel like they clash, they don’t go well together. I like colors that are next to each other better. Blues and greens, blues and purples, red and orange or red and yellow. I think the only exception would be purple and yellow (could be because I’m a Minnesota, Vikings fan in the NFL). Red and green is only ok together for Christmas. Otherwise, I don’t like them together
Your excitement over color rods has compelled me to stop and smell the roses. Oh and all the other flowers too.
Beauty is YOU
Remember you are already beautiful, even if you don't think so. It's both external and internal.
This was more interesting than all of my school years combined...
Didn't you learn this in school?
@@FrogOnA_Mushroom No...
I have excellent color vision for a man. I can pinpoint a greater variety of reds, greens, and yellows, than most men I know. Even in the design field.
However, I can never claim to be tetrachromtic because I do not have the chromosomes for it. It just means I have no perceptable color blindness.
The reason women can be tetrachromtic is because they have two X chromosomes. Each chromosome determines the blue and green cones. However, if the green cones determined by one of the X chromosomes is "defective", the green may be more "yellow" when compared to the other one. That is why tetrochramtic women often see more yellow wavelengths then non-tetrachromtic people. If they are perceptive to thier tetrachromacy, they can see and point out far more shades of yellow, red, and green than I can.
Essentially, the same defect which causes colorblindness in men gives women the ability to see more color do to have two sets of blue and green cones.
Yeah I was surprised he didn't go into the link between red-green color vision anomalies in men and tetrachromacy in related women.
This is the most interesting video ive seen this week and im not even high right now
I am 😅
For the birds, I saw them as pastel pink and the background as pastel blue
There are now research that shows that trans women and cis women perform the same with seeing varieties of colour; and trans men and cis men perform the same with seeing varieties of colour.
6:03 This why traffic lights should be different shapes as well as our current system of top to bottom & left to right.
Square for Red / Triangle for Yellow / Circle for Green
Can i ask where the information for the 12% of women seeing more colours came from because I have been searching for a good 30 minutes and found nothing
0:08 i see white
4:02 That was so amazing!
"People who identify as women have xx chromosones" What has it to do with identifying?
Greg is so freaking energetic and I love it. So glad ive known this channel for many years, theyve taught me alot
The fact that he brought up his extremities and referenced another tube playing service, caused me to pause the video where it was and start writing this comment I'm not unsubcribing.
Man, staring at the blue dot really does trip me out because that picture has full colour after haha 3:50
If only 12% of women have the extra cone then shouldn't the title be: "Only 12 % of Women Can See This!" or something like "Only 6% of People Can See This!"
Objects dyed are actual color. Dyed ofc. natural things like leaves reflect light.
I love the excited but nonchalant attitude
So if I identify as a woman I have a 12% chance of having an extra cone? 🤔
No, not at all
Only if you are biologically fully a woman
If you have gender disphoria your chromosomes are still XY, and those almost never support a fourth cone
@@gatex33d74 r/whoosh
Can you do one on color blindness plz. I want to learn more about it because I’m colorblind
Your most loved flower is the flower that most makes me want to claw my face off in the fall. Humans are neat. I tried to explain teal to my husband today, it wasn't easy
5:44 Thank you so freaking much for that
What are you thanking him for?
@@ekkimittrettanafn2242 5:50 he was *basically* saying “I’m just talking about your chromosomes right now, just your identifying gender.” I’m happy for that because when I watch stuff talking about sex’s they never talk about how maybe I’m trans and I’m just stuck in a female body. They don’t have to because it’s not common but they should you know then we’re talking about everyone.
Holy shit I just realized I learn more science when I’m bored at 3:00 am, than I do in school lmfao 🤣
Women see better, yet men claim they're "visual creatures" to justify their objectification of women 🙄
That's because they don't actually understand why. Men are hardwired to be more attracted to physical features, especially at first. That's just a fact of nature.
Of course this doesn't excuse bad behaviour
But you make it sound like women don't objectify men either
@@Ash_Wen-li "But you make it sound like women don't objectify men either
"
Here's a radical idea, how about we don't objectify each other and recognize each other as human beings and stop finding excuses for people who objectify others
The energy is infectious
My eyes don't do that, I stared at the image for a minute then switched and it was still gray-scale. Stared at the image for five minutes and still when it when to gray-scale I saw it perfectly in gray-scale...
Try focusing only on the blue dot.
@@galaxya40s95 that's what I did lol
@@amy-avnas I had to try several times.
With the red/green image i had to try about 10 times before i could see the color change properly. Saw pink on white first.
It might be display you view this at or how tired your eyes are perhaps.
Im doing this on smartphone at 4 am after a long day and 8 hours of looking at computer screen.
Yes. Men and women are biologically different.
It’s not that simple.
@@val_halla7768 explain
@@val_halla7768 It actually is that simple. You can add nuance, but the basic fact remains.
1:10 My mans right here could’ve played the most wild prank on us by saying the color and putting a different color on the screen a lot of us would be like “wtf I’m colorblind”🤣
I'm sorry, do people who identify as women but were born as men suddenly switch their chromosomes? I understand you're trying to be inclusive but that's just a stupid thing to say - identifying as a gender different than your genetic makeup doesn't switch your chromosomes. 5:51
I think he was trying to say AFAB (assigned female at birth) and AMAB (assigned male at birth) essentially , but phrased it like "generally speaking, people who identify as male have XY chromosomes"
Not their chromosomes will change
Which I suppose I understand his phrasing because people can be cisgender and intersex
You guys are awesome!
I support making the videos you want to make but in my opinion I liked your channel more when it was more straight to the facts and less “artistic freedom” it feels like it’s migrating to a react channel. You guys make really high quality content with topics that are really interesting and very relevant. Idk before your videos felt like concentrated and concise. They’ve become a little silly 🙃
Off topic but I LOVE your whole vibe.
Let's take a moment to appreciate god's creativity
And people still think all this happened by chance. It's CLEARLY intelligent design.
I'm sad how AsapSCIENCE evolved and everything needs to be so dramatic.
Wtf
And flirty...
I do wish you hadn't said women "see better" they see more accurate colors. But don't track movement as well. Thicker retinas. ........better is subjective since they both have advantages in different situations
Click bait :(
Should I be concerned that when the first image turned white I didn't see anything
You guys need to make more vids please. Love how your enthusiasm is infectious. Excellent vid xx
Omg when I saw the black and white picture in full color for a moment I gasped and said “wow!” That’s the first time I’ve seen one of those things do THAT! That was very cool. I thought you just put the full color image up for a second until it faded back to black and white.
And then there’s me It never changed for me 🤣😭 like a TINY bit for a second started to fill in red in one section
so when u ask ur man which nail polish u should use and he say they all look the same he aint lying, they look the same to him😂😭✋🏽 he just doesnt have the same cones as me looooool