Poll: Are you colorblind?
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*hrk* You've got it bad! Though I know the boards are green, even though they look grey to me.Jonluw said:
Like me! (nothing beats an overcast day... though having previously gone out with someone with EPP makes it a necessity) *grin nonetheless* I have a very monochromatic wardrobe (the only colour you'll get out me is my red buff and some weird brass coloured thing on my Sketchers, yes I wear Sketchers). But actually, I was more interested in your form of colour-blindness 'cos I've never encountered anyone who has achromatopsia/monochromacy.PatSilverFox said:
It's either you are or you aren't.Eldarion said:
You can't have it "pretty bad"
unless it's only one form of it, then explain.
Sorry bro D: Maybe you could get bionic eyeglasses like this guy once they develop them enough to specifically target colorblindness?PatSilverFox said:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.cfm?id=bionic-eye-restores-vision-after-th-2009-03-04
No, I have excellent colour-vision. That is Colour thank-you very much.
But I am quite badly short-sighted. Vision wise only... I hope.
But I am quite badly short-sighted. Vision wise only... I hope.
To me, Orchid is totally a shade of blue and Lavender and Plum are pink. Plum is a dark pink though.Frank_Sinatra_ said:Where the hell is the red-green color blindness?
Whatever, one thing I'd like to point out is colorblindness isn't quite like some people imagine, and it varies in severity.
For me when you put red and green together I have a hard time differentiating the red from green, but I can actually see the colors.
An odd thing that I didn't note though is you can (like me) be unable to see color blends so to me there are only 7 colors in the world. This is not debatable.
The only problem I have with this color scale is some of the colors in that "purple" look like they're blue, but hey what do I know?
I can't tell any difference between Lavender, Bubblegum, and Carnation. Like, at all.
I heard that there were contacts to help, but I have a feeling that it would be one of those things that if I experienced it, I would never be able to go back.conflictofinterests said:
I don't want to hurt myself that way.
For me plum is correctly placed there, although orchid is more blue than purple, a shade of indigo mixed with a little sky blueIrridium said:To me, Orchid is totally a shade of blue and Lavender and Plum are pink. Plum is a dark pink though.Frank_Sinatra_ said:Where the hell is the red-green color blindness?
Whatever, one thing I'd like to point out is colorblindness isn't quite like some people imagine, and it varies in severity.
For me when you put red and green together I have a hard time differentiating the red from green, but I can actually see the colors.
An odd thing that I didn't note though is you can (like me) be unable to see color blends so to me there are only 7 colors in the world. This is not debatable.
The only problem I have with this color scale is some of the colors in that "purple" look like they're blue, but hey what do I know?
I can't tell any difference between Lavender, Bubblegum, and Carnation. Like, at all.
And I can see the difference, although I score almost perfectly on colour-vision tests
Yes. I can't see green. But then again, I can. Forests have colors for me, I just can't recognise them. And I can see bright green. On the other hand, I have great difficulty with dark tints of brown and red too, though tests show I can see these colors.
Weird.
Weird.
Yup, green/red stuffs, you know, daltonism.
But it doesn't bother me that much - types like us can keep apart more different shades of brown. That was a plus back in the day of hunting 'n gathering, but now it's a plus again thanks to all the bland brownish/greyish generic shooters!
But it doesn't bother me that much - types like us can keep apart more different shades of brown. That was a plus back in the day of hunting 'n gathering, but now it's a plus again thanks to all the bland brownish/greyish generic shooters!