Posted: 2/21/2006 3:43:46 PM EDT
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www.liquidgeneration.com/content/a55hat.aspx?cid=316 One wrong. This is more difficult than I thought. Those last few were more difficult than I expected and that last one was impossible! And that damn eerie music in the background doesn't help at all!  Let's hope there are some blind a$$ folks here tonight so I can boost my confidence. 
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I got one wrong...couldn't see any number at all on like the third one.. that was messed up. I'm blind :/ |
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EXTREMELY predictable. I was expecting that. Volume at zero. Waiting for it. BTW, the last no. is 219 and that's not part of the standard color vision test plate series. My color vision is perfect. I get even the very last card in the standard series, which most people don't even with normal vision. CJ |
That's one of those things where you truly can't know what you're missing as you've never experienced it and are literally incapable of experiencing it. You probably have a fairly severe degree of red/green color blindness, don't you? The spectras shown here probably look pretty much the same to you:   But to those of us who have normal color vision, the two are radically different. In the rings, to a person with normal color vision, every ring is a distinctly different color and shade. Some of them may look the same to you. Assuming you suffer from red-green color blindness, you see the world in blues and yellows, mostly. You're missing out on a lot of beauty. But what can you do? CJ |
As I expected, i couldn't make heads or tails outta any but the first one in the test and on that second circle of colors, from 11 oclock to 3 oclock they all look tan, and the rest look gray. Thanks to my mother's father, green, brown and red all look very similar.
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... That's a common notion and misconception, but it's really not entirely true. Although I'm considered relatively severely colorblind, I still do see colors - but often in ways that you can't see them (don't ask me to explain). ... Similarly, I'm an artist, and folks sometimes comment on my more brilliantly colored pieces - saying things like "But I thought you were colorblind?" ... Does have its drawbacks sometimes. I could never be an electrician, I've walked out of the house with clashing clothing and early on in my career using CAD/CAM/CAE, I had to query the colored lines on the monitor sometimes because I couldn't readily ID them. |
What is this "color spectrum" you speak of???? The last time I took one of these tests, it went something like this: Nurse: "Please look into the machine and tell me what numbers you see in the 6 circles" mnandy: "I don't see any numbers" Nurse: "Oh, let me see if it is plugged in." mnandy: "No, the machine is working fine, I'm just that color blind"
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Lol, I knew that was coming and it still scared the shit out of me. I have red/green deficiency. Yes, I can see red and green and tell them apart, but put a bunch of dots on a test similar to those, and I won't be able to see a lot of them. It pretty well sucks. So, I see green grass. But, do you see the green as I see the green, or do you see what I think is red? Ahh, the tangled webs we weave. |