Here are some charts based on a large surveys where people were shown a random color and asked what it is:
http://imgs.xkcd.com/blag/satfaces_map_1024.png
https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/434022
Here's some scenes from various Whinnie The Pooh DVDs I selected at random for direct comparison: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=whinney+the+pooh+scene&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
I mean he's closer to orange-yellow than orange-brown or orange-red, but he's definitely within the orange regions.
Tigger is orange, compare him to Pooh. Pooh is absolutely yellow. His page on Winniepedia https://pooh.fandom.com/wiki/Winnie-the-Pooh_(character)?mobile-app=false
White and black have been associated with good and evil since way before racism, and the decision to label pink/beige people "white" and tan/brown people "black" was absolutely meant to exploit this.
See i think Winnie the Poo is Yellow but i've definitely seen stuffed ones that looked orange. https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Winnie-Pooh-Plush-Toy/dp/B00441IJX6
Pooh is golden yellow.
Your computer display color calibrations are probably off. Showing too much saturation, or too much red, turns golden yellow into orange.
If you're on Windows: start>color management>advanced tab>calibrate display
Honestly, the best way to check if your monitor has good color rendering and accurate color calibration is to look at porn.
I tested it by putting both pooh and various color charts in the same image, and dragging a bit of pooh's fur over the chart until they matched.
They matched on either "orange", or golden for the more detailed charts.
Then you're probably looking at a biased sample of Pooh Bear pictures, and not correctly accounting for scene lighting conditions.
Might even blame color constancy; such that Pooh is orange in your mind, so you see him as orange and reinterpret his surroundings instead.
For real though it's mostly just a language and culture issue, the way people categorize colors differs between countries.
(also i didn't downvote you, i'm not rude like that; plenty of other ways, but not like that)
He’s for sure yellow.
Here are some charts based on a large surveys where people were shown a random color and asked what it is: http://imgs.xkcd.com/blag/satfaces_map_1024.png https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/434022
Here's some scenes from various Whinnie The Pooh DVDs I selected at random for direct comparison: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=whinney+the+pooh+scene&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
I mean he's closer to orange-yellow than orange-brown or orange-red, but he's definitely within the orange regions.
Tigger is orange, compare him to Pooh. Pooh is absolutely yellow. His page on Winniepedia https://pooh.fandom.com/wiki/Winnie-the-Pooh_(character)?mobile-app=false
“Pooh is a yellow anthropomorphic bear”
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Rabbit is Yellow, compare him to pooh.
This is a stupid argument, just go ask any kid who watches Winnie the Pooh or has merchandise what color he is. He’s very obviously yellow.
This might be the goofiest argument I've seen on the internet in 15 years.
It's not like racism is based on accurate hue values for skin.
White and black have been associated with good and evil since way before racism, and the decision to label pink/beige people "white" and tan/brown people "black" was absolutely meant to exploit this.
Definitely the goofiest one I’ve participated in
This is true.
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You can get Pooh stuffed animals with and without shirts, and they all have unambiguously yellow fur.
See i think Winnie the Poo is Yellow but i've definitely seen stuffed ones that looked orange. https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Winnie-Pooh-Plush-Toy/dp/B00441IJX6
Exhibit A Exhibit B
i rest my case. :hexbear-shining:
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Which I can see where he’s coming from.
Pooh is golden yellow.
Your computer display color calibrations are probably off. Showing too much saturation, or too much red, turns golden yellow into orange.
If you're on Windows: start>color management>advanced tab>calibrate display
Honestly, the best way to check if your monitor has good color rendering and accurate color calibration is to look at porn.
Google disagrees with all of you.
I tested it by putting both pooh and various color charts in the same image, and dragging a bit of pooh's fur over the chart until they matched. They matched on either "orange", or golden for the more detailed charts.
Then you're probably looking at a biased sample of Pooh Bear pictures, and not correctly accounting for scene lighting conditions.
Might even blame color constancy; such that Pooh is orange in your mind, so you see him as orange and reinterpret his surroundings instead.
For real though it's mostly just a language and culture issue, the way people categorize colors differs between countries.
(also i didn't downvote you, i'm not rude like that; plenty of other ways, but not like that)
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