Look-alikes · Faroe Islands · Norway
Faroe Islands vs Norway
Two copies of one picture are 0% apart and the widest pair in the world is 100%. The app files them together as Nordic Crosses.
Faroe Islands and Norway are 68% apart. A typical pair of flags is 68% apart.
The Faroe Islands sit on white and Norway on red. The Faroe Islands' cross is red; Norway's is blue.
Where the difference is
Each colour on Faroe Islands, matched with the nearest colour on Norway, and how far apart the two are, the number is the worst single tile, out of 255.
- #ffffff#ffffff0
- #ef3340#ba0c2f53
- #005eb8#00205b93
The colour that separates them is a blue: #005eb8 against #00205b, 93 apart.
How they are put together
Nothing about how they are built was measured the same on both.
Both are flown at the same shape, 1.38 : 1.
What each one carries
Both carry a cross.
How the number was arrived at
Both flags are drawn at 64×48 and cut into squares 8 across. Each square is averaged to one colour, and the score is the worst single square, so two flags that agree everywhere except one corner are as far apart as that corner, which is the right answer to a question about whether anybody could tell them apart. 0 is the same picture; the number is the worst single tile, out of 255.
On that scale Faroe Islands and Norway score 173.3 out of 255, which is the 68% above.
It cannot see everything. Both flags are stretched to the same box, so Indonesia and Monaco, which differ in nothing else, are measured as their reds rather than as identical. The look-alikes page sets out the rest.
Also close
The flags the pipeline measured nearest to these two.