Yeah, electronic images (and printed images, from back in the day) are hard to get correct. First the in camera color correction, color temperature correction, and contrast and exposure correction. Then each monitor also displays colors different from one another. Except for graphic designers, that have color-corrected and calibrated monitors and then they can also correct an image as long as there is a color scale chart in the same photo. All other images we get and view will randomly be off.k
I'm awaiting a Glacier Gray (In Production date of 11/13) and don't feel like I'll really know what it looks like until it arrives. Even with the image, floating around, of the Glacier Gray paint chip laying on the hood of an Azure Gray. Anxious to see it because the real world color will dictate if the slide-in pickup camper we have on order will stay the stock white or I'll have them paint it their optional "Battleship Gray" color with is a medium to dark gray. I'm hoping the dark gray camper will go with the light gray pickup, but if the two gray's color temperatures clash, it will be a no go. Clock is ticking since my truck will likely be ready to pick up from the dealership around mid December and the camper is due to be picked up in March, so will likely need to decide on camper color a least a month before that.
