Colour distortions: Difference between revisions

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There is some discrepancy in the various characteristics of ~~colour~~ distortions caused by psychedelic substances, as we only describe one variant ([[~~colour~~ shifting]]) which is named ambiguously.

There is some discrepancy in the various characteristics of color distortions caused by psychedelic substances, as we only describe one variant ([[color shifting]]) which is named ambiguously.

===Definitions===

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===Issue===

In our article for [[~~colour~~ shifting]], the images examples we refer to exhibit ~~colours~~ which change in a cyclic nature:

In our article for [[color shifting]], the images examples we refer to exhibit colors which change in a cyclic nature:

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====Description====

'''Colour shifting''' can be described as a visual effect in which the ~~colours~~ of various objects (particularly bright or out of place objects) shift and change their appearance through a repeated cycling of varying ~~colours~~ in a strange and fluid motion across their surface. For example, moss on a rock could physically shift from green to red to blue to any other ~~colour~~ and then back to green again in the visual style of a smooth and seamless animated loop.

'''Colour shifting''' can be described as a visual effect in which the colors of various objects (particularly bright or out of place objects) shift and change their appearance through a repeated cycling of varying colors in a strange and fluid motion across their surface. For example, moss on a rock could physically shift from green to red to blue to any other color and then back to green again in the visual style of a smooth and seamless animated loop.

===Proposal===

I propose that we rename the cycling of ~~colours~~ to one of the following, so that we can also describe other ~~colour~~ distortions.

I propose that we rename the cycling of colors to one of the following, so that we can also describe other color distortions.

* Leave as is '''Colour shifting''' for historic reasons

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-There is some discrepancy in the various characteristics of colour distortions caused by psychedelic substances, as we only describe one variant ([[colour shifting]]) which is named ambiguously.
+There is some discrepancy in the various characteristics of color distortions caused by psychedelic substances, as we only describe one variant ([[color shifting]]) which is named ambiguously.
 ===Definitions===
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 ===Issue===
-In our article for [[colour shifting]], the images examples we refer to exhibit colours which change in a cyclic nature:
+In our article for [[color shifting]], the images examples we refer to exhibit colors which change in a cyclic nature:
 {{Gallery|[[Effect::Colour shifting]]}}
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 ====Description====
-'''Colour shifting''' can be described as a visual effect in which the colours of various objects (particularly bright or out of place objects) shift and change their appearance through a repeated cycling of varying colours in a strange and fluid motion across their surface. For example, moss on a rock could physically shift from green to red to blue to any other colour and then back to green again in the visual style of a smooth and seamless animated loop.
+'''Colour shifting''' can be described as a visual effect in which the colors of various objects (particularly bright or out of place objects) shift and change their appearance through a repeated cycling of varying colors in a strange and fluid motion across their surface. For example, moss on a rock could physically shift from green to red to blue to any other color and then back to green again in the visual style of a smooth and seamless animated loop.
 ===Proposal===
-I propose that we rename the cycling of colours to one of the following, so that we can also describe other colour distortions.
+I propose that we rename the cycling of colors to one of the following, so that we can also describe other color distortions.
 * Leave as is '''Colour shifting''' for historic reasons