The Same Colour Twice
Two spectra with nothing in common that are the same colour, until you change the light.
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Two spectra with nothing in common that are the same colour, until you change the light.

A Fourier transform splits an image into sizes and offsets. Throw away the sizes and you can still read it. Throw away the offsets and you cannot.

Two patches, one grey value, byte for byte. They do not look the same, and joining them into one bar does not help.

Eight flat grey strips. You will see a bright line and a dark line at every boundary, and I can prove neither exists.