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Color Blindness

• ScottHope 10,445 Posts

  Sun, Jul 19 2020 11:38 PM

  protonc:

  ...or look https://www.archimedes-lab.org/colorblindnesstest.html 

  Scroll down just a little, look at Screening tests for color vision deficiency. For me, I can see Test A and the second part of Test H, nothing else.  What do you see? Thanks for the info.

  Thank you Protonc, I think I can see all the numbers/images in the boxes, but the alert box that pops up to reveal your results doesn't scroll all the way to the bottom for me. : (

  amateur4sure:

  Nice one Scott for bringing this thread back to life (Hopefully)

  Yes I too are Color Blind and other than some of the pins, I find it almost impossible to read the fringe.

  Thanks amateur4sure, Chambers for me is particularly bad with lack of definition between fairway/fringe/green.

• Yiannis1970 3,307 Posts

  Mon, Jul 20 2020 12:22 AM

  Color accuracy is a big big topic. There are so many factors which affect the perceived image. The safest method to get the best out of our monitors is called monitor calibration and is a process with a use of a colorimeter or photospectrometer (better) to bring your colors, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, gamma e.t.c. close to reference. Naturally a use of a software like Calman is necessary to complete the task.

  Here's a good test from X-Rite:

   

  https://www.xrite.com/hue-test

   

   

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  I used to do well on the test and luckily i still do..:)

   

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