Region of brain that identifies colour is easily confused by artificial light Experts say disagreements were caused by the mechanism the brain uses to make sure an object is seen as the same colour - regardless of light Daylight is blueish so the brain subtracts blue light to balance colours Under artificial light, the brain gets rid of yellows - and in both cases it uses nearby colours for 'reference' to determine how much light to remove Reference colours were missing in dress image so the brain had to guess See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Some people were adamant that 'The Dress' was blue and black
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