This study is about finding out what people perceive when they look at greyscale pictures in relation to color. To keep it free from contamination and the results as accurate as possible, I cannot give the whole detail of the theory as it sits right now, but I would really like to put the results up after a solid amount of people have answered the questionnaire below.
Remember, all the pictures were color or taken of colored subjects.
Disclaimer: The images used are to the best of my knowledge public domain, after checking hosting source and source of the images as well as their dates of publication and licenses they were found with. This study is not backed by a university and consequently, I don't know if a study like this has been done. This is purely done, because I feel GOD wants me to do this.
Questions:
Note:
There are no wrong answers, just enjoy it and thank you for participating! There are no trick questions, but all answers are required to give a stable and viable result.
Your personal details will not be used in anyway to identify you personally. All information collected as far as this study is concerned are for research purposes, not marketing.
Pictures:
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 3
Picture 4
Sources:
- Picture 1 Public Domain photograph.
Felix Nadar took this photo of Jules Verne in 1878. Link - Picture 2 Public Domain photograph. Theodore Roosevelt, 1915, posted by Library Of Congress and done by the Pack Brothers Photography Studio. Link
- Picture 3 A vector based image created in color and desaturated to black and white for the purpose of this study. - Picture 4 A simple image that has been created and desaturated for the purpose of this study.
