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I have always thought that these would simplify conversations of color.
If an animal is photographed next to a known color, than it is easier to visualize the actual animal. You can actually "correct" a photo by using photoshop to find the "true" color if you use this tye of card.
Different source light (cool/warm) complicates this process and can distort the subtle color. Frog skin color can change with the angle you look at it, so the same frog can look different just by hopping.
Point is, if you are buying a frog based on one photo and the color is important to you, ask for more photos. Placing something as simple as a a box of crayola 8 in the frame can do wonders.
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