This Digital Experience examines how color in advertising is not a direct reflection of the natural environment, but a structured transformation shaped by climate and perception. By analyzing color data from posters across tropical, arid, and polar regions, the work identifies how designers adjust brightness, saturation, and neutrality to construct distinct visual atmospheres that make products appear more desirable.The project combines computational color extraction with visual analysis to map these differences across climates. An interactive component extends this research by allowing users to generate a personal color profile based on image selection. Their preferences are positioned within the dataset, offering a comparison between individual perception, commercial palettes, and environmental color systems. This profile is then applied as a live camera filter, recalibrating real-time color and making perceptual shifts visible.