Is this red or orange? Help

I'm wondering if i have a monitor issue not displaying colors correctly or not. On another site some user asked this logo "to be turned red" but the user that replied showed this image. I see red and orange. Does anyone else see orange in the 1????

Sebastian Riel wrote in post #19327787
I'm wondering if i have a monitor issue not displaying colors correctly or not. On another site some user asked this logo "to be turned red" but the user that replied showed this image. I see red and orange. Does anyone else see orange in the 1????

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looks orangeR than the rest to me...

Oh.... huh.... Thanks Lieutenant.

There is some red on the F, but it's more towards orange. The 1 is definitely way more orange overall. I'm on a calibrated monitor.

This is what PS shows as the colors:

In the top image, it's definitely showing a shift into orange in the top, right of the 1 here. Bottom is orangish-Red, but solidly in the Red end of things

I uploaded an image of what I'm seeing in photoshop. Is this what everyone else see's? My eyedropper tells me the F is red and the 1 is orange. AS_PHOTO shows me he's seeing different oranges?

I'm not comparing the two images in the first post. A user asked in general if anyone could change the logo from the first image into red. another user uploaded the second image I'm showing in this thread, but it looks like red and orange on my monitor, and it isn't calibrated other than by sight.

I uploaded a rather poorly done image but it took me less than 5 minutes to do. This one: The letters and numbers are in red and there is a white outline around them.

Ok; without using an eye dropper, the 1 has a BARELY discernible difference with an orange shift, compared to the F1; yes. But, the overall thing is also a heavily orangish-red vs "straight" red. Monitor is factory calibrated but I haven't reverified in a good while.

Clearly 'not pure red' as indicated by R-G-B (non-zero G and B) values of the '1' vs. the other character (R = 254, G = 0, B = 0)

In this image I used web safe colors. Orange brush stroke top of image. A dull orange. And a red brush stroke on the bottom.


Wilt: I checked your uploaded image and both F and 1 look red to me. But the image I uploaded. The F looks like it's red and the 1 looks very, very orange.

Not sure, where OP is now with this.
But OP 1st has orange on the top right, 2nd has orange in the most right element.

Just in case, don't forget, where is difference what metering tools do and how human eye see it. Tool measuring only spot, eye affected by entire image.

Sebastian Riel wrote in post #19327831
In this image I used web safe colors. Orange brush stroke top of image. A dull orange. And a red brush stroke on the bottom.


Wilt: I checked your uploaded image and both F and 1 look red to me. But the image I uploaded. The F looks like it's red and the 1 looks very, very orange.

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Those both come across matching your stated colors. However, the logo example you started with appears to fall in between those two swatches to my eye.

The two pictures I posted in the first post was to show what the original poster wanted from a different forums (not as good as this one). He posted the F1 image which is is green/blue/purple/pink​/orange. He said I want it converted to red, I don't know how to photoshop. Someone else posted this image in this reply I uploaded again. But it left me confused because on my monitor the 1 is redish orange, but not red. The F is red. And there's a white outline around the F1 symbol. When AS_PHOTO responded I figured he/she meant he/she only see's orange in the F and another different shade of orange on the 1 number. Then Wilt responded and confused me again. The image he uploaded looks like red F and red 1. Maybe it's the size of my monitor that effects colors too, instead of bunching up red and redish orange together. I don't know. My monitor is a Lenovo thinkvision 2323pwa. 23 inch.

Sebastian Riel wrote in post #19327896
The two pictures I posted in the first post was to show what the original poster wanted from a different forums (not as good as this one). He posted the F1 image which is is green/blue/purple/pink​/orange. He said I want it converted to red, I don't know how to photoshop. Someone else posted this image in this reply I uploaded again. But it left me confused because on my monitor the 1 is redish orange, but not red. The F is red. And there's a white outline around the F1 symbol. When AS_PHOTO responded I figured he/she meant he/she only see's orange in the F and another different shade of orange on the 1 number. Then Wilt responded and confused me again. The image he uploaded looks like red F and red 1. Maybe it's the size of my monitor that effects colors too, instead of bunching up red and redish orange together. I don't know. My monitor is a Lenovo thinkvision 2323pwa. 23 inch.

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It is probably some combination of what you've mentioned there; as we look at the whole image, our eyes adjust for all manner of display properties like Kf095 alludes to above.. But, Wilt's post also concretely shows that a selection of the 1 is, factually, shifted toward orange and is not purely red. Sort of the blue/gold dress thing from a few years back, it seems.

Sebastian Riel wrote in post #19327831
In this image I used web safe colors. Orange brush stroke top of image. A dull orange. And a red brush stroke on the bottom.


Wilt: I checked your uploaded image and both F and 1 look red to me. But the image I uploaded. The F looks like it's red and the 1 looks very, very orange.

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The R-G-B values reported for the two characters indicated clearly that the '1' had value OTHER THAN RED in the data! I originally copied the image that you posted in Post 1, to analyze the data content.
That both 'look red' on your monitor is an indication of not-faithful reproduction of hues, your monitor calibration could probably benefit from calibration tools.

Sebastian Riel wrote in post #19327896
The two pictures I posted in the first post was to show what the original poster wanted from a different forums (not as good as this one). He posted the F1 image which is is green/blue/purple/pink​/orange. He said I want it converted to red, I don't know how to photoshop. Someone else posted this image in this reply I uploaded again. But it left me confused because on my monitor the 1 is redish orange, but not red. The F is red. And there's a white outline around the F1 symbol. When AS_PHOTO responded I figured he/she meant he/she only see's orange in the F and another different shade of orange on the 1 number. Then Wilt responded and confused me again. The image he uploaded looks like red F and red 1. Maybe it's the size of my monitor that effects colors too, instead of bunching up red and redish orange together. I don't know. My monitor is a Lenovo thinkvision 2323pwa. 23 inch.

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This time I copied the file in this post 12, and while the 'F' and '1' are very similarly Red-orange (neverethless still not 'the same' identical hue), NONE of the characters are 'pure Red', as exemplied by the LR tool display of R-G-B values, with both G and B non-zero in value.