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perfect color vision is over rated
These tests usually fail badly for me - the answers often don't match anything. But I'm colour blind to some purples (I think they are dark blue without a comparison) and my discrimination of reds is limited. But I am not red/green colour blind. If I was, darkrooms would be roughIt was difficult learning to make rock thin sections where colours under polarized light are a diagnostic!
I suppose "The Pink Panther", "The Blue Lagoon", "The Black Stallion", and "Reds" weren't any better...I tried to watch the movies, "The Color Purple", "Clockwork Orange" and "Soylent Green" but the screen was blank the whole time.
It's a well documented fact David that females have wider colour vision than us males. my wife can see subtle colour differences I just fail to see.I think there might not be 100% overlap with color-blindness and color discrimination. My wife can see differences in color on a micro (to me) level. I never, ever (anymore) say that something is grey. She always sees some tint in the "grey".
My standing joke is that as kids, she had the box of 64 Crayolas, while I only had the box of 8 ... :confused:
How good is your color calibration? http://www.xrite.com/online-color-test-challenge![]()
This one exists as little plastic tubs as well. They're a little easier to see as a row, but each has a black border, too. I sorta suspect that the type of computer screen and the range it can render may skew the results a bit on the web version. I still did ok, but not perfect (I got just one wrong in the real life one and 7 in the web one) - the green/blue section is where I wasn't great.
Some forensic labs test new hires with this one, btw.
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