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Originally Posted by Snowman
He can't control your monitor though. He could post 1,000 different images of it but if your monitor doesn't accurately convey colors (and most do not, FYI) then you'll never see it for what it is without holding it in person or getting a new monitor.
I'm using a Macbook Pro with a well-calibrated retina display to view the images. Colors on my screen are about as accurate as possible on a computer. However, it's only as accurate as the photo itself (I don't know how accurate those are vs holding it in hand). The mount looks like a beige or light tan color on my screen, definitely not gray. What the implications are of a beige mount though, I have no idea. But that's how the color comes across on mine.
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In other words, even you, his biggest defender, are already preemptively saying he won't be able to post photos in this forum demonstrating that the mount is white or cream-colored. And, as some strange form of defense, post your own RGB color analysis that shows that the mount in the image isn't white or cream-colored.
Whatever. I'm done with this thread.