Aug 11th, '08, 17:15
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Sorry for the delay, I was assisting with a workshop all weekend. This is as color-true as it gets. My monitor and photo-editing are color calibrated, but your monitor might vary.
You can see that the pot is not green. However, when in certain lights it does certainly have a greenish cast. As mentioned though, when holding the pot up to the monitor and YSLLC's picture, it looks exactly the same color. Interesting.
Green is my favorite color, and I was a bit disappointed at first to get this pot and discover that it is more tan, without the green tones in most lighting. But now I have been using it, and it's a pretty sweet little inexpensive pot.
You can see that the pot is not green. However, when in certain lights it does certainly have a greenish cast. As mentioned though, when holding the pot up to the monitor and YSLLC's picture, it looks exactly the same color. Interesting.
Green is my favorite color, and I was a bit disappointed at first to get this pot and discover that it is more tan, without the green tones in most lighting. But now I have been using it, and it's a pretty sweet little inexpensive pot.
Aug 11th, '08, 17:25
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I have had similar color disappointments and it makes me happy to know that only a select few (prolly just me ... but that's pretty select) can see the secret color that I know is there.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: I was a bit disappointed at first to get this pot and discover that it is more tan, without the green tones in most lighting.
