So...I\'m red-green deficient somewhere...never been properly diagnosed, but it\'s intrigued me for years. A friend of mine and I were having a conversation the other day that provoked me to look up color deficiency simulations, and came across some interesting things(I guess...it\'s all weird and conceptual for me, mostly)
The first page(tinyurl\'d because TGC doesn\'t like %20\'s iirc):
http://tinyurl.com/3mnmt
Quoting myself from facebook(pinpointing *all* of the differences I see):
Quote: "Going through the list though, on the maps, the Protanope is no different than normal, on Deuteranope only China is really different...Tritanope is pretty [messed] up though. I don\'t get any of the dot tests, they all look the same to me? On the balloons, there\'s a very minor difference in red and yellow areas of the Protanope, but it took me a couple minutes to see them. About the same for the Deuteranope except that it\'s slightly easier to see the difference. On the stop lights, only the red is different, and that took me a few minutes to see on my computer. The shrub with the berries, the berries are relatively easy to tell the difference, but only after it got pointed out to me that the berries on the right were green. On my computer, the chick in the green dress is blaringly obviously not red. Those are all the differences I see in all of the images."
On this page, there are no differences in any of the images, whatsoever to me:
http://mattwilcox.net/archive/entry/id/513/
This is a really interesting quote from that page that peaks my curiosity(it blows my mind equally):
Quote: "Trying to imagine that red and green are in fact as contrasting as blue and green blows my mind - I can’t visualise it."
Then there\'s this image...it all looks the same to me color to color, although after a little while I noticed that dark red under protanope is darker than the other two:
Any comments folks have are welcome...this is all very interesting to me. I wish I could see rather than just try to conceptualize the differences...
