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I've tried looking it up, but I'm not getting anything useful. Does anybody know what this means? It says that the highest score is zero, but I'm unsure what the highest number possible is, so I don't know what 88 means.

Working on a solution to help color blind people see and distinguish more colors using opencv and ar anyone willing to join can dm me

If I have three pairs of the same style of slacks in three colors, dark blue, dark brown, and black, even held up on bright sunshine next to each other all three look black. Also, I didn't realize I had trouble with dark brown until a couple of years ago 40f when I mentioned my dad's hair being black, and my mom and dad both insisted his hair is dark brown. Even knowing that it's supposedly brown, it still looks black to me like it always has.

As far as I know, other colors vision is not a problem for me. According to Google AI, mixing those three colors up is a sign of colorblindness, but it doesn't give any more details. I'm curious, and love researching obscure topics. Does anyone know if this color trio is a specific type of color blindness?

Hi all, title basically describes it all. We are in need of people to help test out our application for a senior computer science project. If you have deuteranopia or protanopia please dm me if you would be willing to help out.

I was wondering if anyone here has normal color vision in one eye and a type of dichromacy, such as protanopia, deuteranopia, or tritanopia in the other. If so how do the colors you can see in your dichromatic eye correspond to the colors you see in your eye that has normal color vision?

Color blindness may be common, but I feel like it’s a conversation that only comes up with people who aren’t.. Maybe it’s cuz I’m old and Reddit is new to me, but it’s so liberating to see others fielding familiar obstacles/questions. Nothing earth-shattering. Only a few, very minor inconveniences but they make up a whole world no one else knows about! I’d love to hear some stories… I rejected the ROYGBIV concept in the first grade, which eventually lead to a diagnosis. Being a female, the doctor wrote me off initially but my family knew. How’d you find out?

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I’m wondering if colorblindness could affect which of these colors appears darkest given that it tends to involve missing certain cones.

Does anybody remember a user called u/josko987 here? Was a really active member in this sub reddit. Maybe anyone of the moderators or old grop members can recall?

So I recently started dating a guy who has every form of incomplete color blindness. I don’t fully understand it, but I know he doesn’t see in black and white, he just has a lot of trouble differentiating colors and gets them mixed up. This is where my question comes in: what color combinations can I wear that he might actually be able to see? I wear a lot of blues and I know he can usually see that on its own, but I want him to be able to look at me and not be confused as often as possible. I also have red hair, and I know he can see that. I care about him a lot and I thought it’d be nice to put some outfits together that he can fully appreciate.

Hello, Everyone!

It's time for the monthly Bandwagon post. If you would like to post a color wheel, interesting Ishihara test result, your attempt at sorting candy or crayons by color, funny colorblind t-shirt/print/art (without a link to buy it) or anything of the sort - this is the place to do it. These monthly posts are still being evaluated to determine the best way to go with them, so have fun and submit whatever you want to contribute that doesn't suit a full standalone post!

So the thing I've been seeing as yellow is actually green? What...

If I zoom right in I can see a difference but I still can’t tell which is which. Not asking for help btw, just find it frustrating

I’m currently designing an app to improve the way colorblind individuals interact with the world, inspired by the existing apps on the market. My goal is to create something more intuitive and helpful for tasks like identifying colors. The amount of unripe bananas I have eaten at this point bc I can't tell the color has driven me to the edge.

To make this app as effective as possible, I’d love input from the community! If you have 2 minutes to spare, I’d greatly appreciate it if you could take a look at my design and share your thoughts.

Shoot me a DM if you’re interested in helping out—it would mean the world to me and others in the colorblind community!

So, at this point I'm pretty sure I'm mildly colorblind I can't be fully certain since my diagnosis will be in March or April but I'm fairly sure. and I'm not sure if I'm Protan or Deutan. The colors I struggle with the most are orange and red pink and red brown and beige (didn't really know there was much of a difference) pink and purple and occasionally blue and purple and gray and some other colors.

Tried my best at a yellow/black/blue outfit but I struggle with yellow/green, blue/purple, and black/dark colors. Just need to know what doesn't match if anything

Hey everyone,

I've developed an app called ColorLift. It's a free tool for Windows and macOS (but firstly you need to have access to a large language model API) that lets you pick any color on your screen and provides an AI-generated description of that color. My hope is that ColorLift can assist others in the colorblind community by making color identification a bit easier.

You can check it out here: ColorLift on GitHub (EN))

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Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

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If they look gray are do they look dark or light gray? If not black, white, or gray is the only difference between these colors and black, white, and gray how light or dark these colors are?

Hi guys. Is it possible to pass an Ishihara test with a score of 100% and have a protanomaly diagnosis in an anomaloscope? Because that just happened to me for a pilot medical certificate. What does it might mean? Thank you.

If i were to create a lighting unit with a target audience of colorblind people, can anyone with any type of colorblindness explain how little or how much lightning affects visibility of colors they can't see properly and what would their idea of a effective lightning unit be. And whether the level of lighting in a lighting unit affect how well or not well you view colors.

i have a weak color blind and can distinguish papillight well when flying, but it is a little more difficult to distinguish when the backlight or sunlight is strong. Can I use chromagen lenses? I've used encroma sunglasses, but I don't know if it's very helpful