Canada 1182 Color Shift

Just an interesting example. Both are BABN, Pl 1 with slight color differences in the roof color. However, I've zoomed into the "L" and "E" window faults in the left-hand stamp. Just an anomaly due to a color shift, but quite noticeable if you are looking for it.

Are you referring to the RED colour shift partime..??

The left stamp is 1182 Plate 1 by BABN as it has the light green roof.

The green is darker on the right stamp, so it is also a 1182, but is Plate 2 by CBN. But there is the original Plate 2 and the reprint Plate 2.

The right stamp is the 1182iii CBN reprint of Plate 2 as the orange dot pattern is regular, whereas the original 1182ii CBN Plate 2 has a random orange dot pattern.

Yes. Note that the right-hand stamp, identified by Blackjag as Plate 2, has full windows. I guess the left stamp, my plate 1, has a big red color shift that covers the right side of the window pane. I just thought it was interesting, but now also know that I have both Plate 1 and Plate 2. Thanks to you both.

My main problem in identifying this stamp, by-the-way, is that the description and picture in Unitrade seems to indicate that the roof "trim" is a lighter green on plate 1 and darker on plate 2. In my examples, the trim looks about the same, but the roof color itself is much darker on the right-hand stamp. I'll do some checking to see if I have the plate 2 reprint.

I've got a coup[le of these that I'm trying to identify.
I have 2 stamps. Both of them have uniform pattern of the orange background.
Does that mean they are both Plate 2 reprints?
The roof color on my 2 are different with one being lighter green where you can easily see the "1989" at the right side of the roof, and the other one a darker green roof that almost hides the "1989".
Like Partime's examples, on my 2, the green trim of the roof seems about the same color green, but the roof itself seems to be different shades of green. Does Unitrade mean the roof itself when it says "roof Trim"?