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World-travelling country boy from the Appalachian foothills. I'm as comfortable digging ditches as I am rubbing elbows with foreign diplomats. Both can be satisfying and both can get you dirty, all at the same time.
World-travelling country boy from the Appalachian foothills. I'm as comfortable digging ditches as I am rubbing elbows with foreign diplomats. Both can be satisfying and both can get you dirty, all at the same time.
The colors are very close, but they are different. The Colonel’s hair is closer to the color of his camos than his camos are to his t-shirt. As usual, however, these aren’t solid colors. The colorist probably used solid colors. Computer monitors do RBG and newspapers do CMYK and should composite any solid color nicely. However, data compression often simplifies the pallet and composites it in ways other than RGB. This is why you get odd dithering artifacts at borders between colors and solid colors made up of two or more colors with pixels of one interspersed among the pixels of another. All that to say, it’s sometimes hard to tell exactly what the colorist is doing when data compression changes it.