Need a little help from people with excellent eyesight

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Solver

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Whatever, one is white, the other it black, so it matters not whether one of them is shaded

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No, they are both grey.

[Az]

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[Winston]

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Bottom!

[Sava]

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/me wonders if /me works in spoiler tag

edit: obviously not

[Jon Shafer]

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That's messed up.

If you paste a solid line of the color from one square to the other you can see a gradient which doesn't exist.

[Winston]

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Another strange thing, I've been trying to figure out how they achieved getting the letter B to appear darker than the underlying square. If you look at the square with A on it, it looks so dark that it's mystifying how anything darker could stand out so distinctively as the letter B undeniably does.

[Blake]

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how are you guys doign the invisible text thing?!!!!

[Kassiopeia]

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Another interesting experiment is to see how much of the original picture besides the two squares you have to cut out before the shades start looking identical.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Eli
Identical.

[Az]

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[spoiler] either this, or zooming in, which is basically the same - from my experience, when you lose the general shape of the board, and the green pillar, things start to look the same.

[Ecthy]

I zoomed in and it still looks the same. Doing the direct conneciton line is great fun though!