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> Is it possible to map the RGB colorspace onto a colorblindness safe colorspace? Sure, grayscale is safe. I don't think it's possible without losing some info
by alanbernstein 9y ago
> Is it possible to map the RGB colorspace onto a colorblindness safe colorspace?
Sure, grayscale is safe. I don't think it's possible without losing some information.
- mcgarnagle 9y agoSorry, why not just gradient from white to black?
- gatmne 9y agoBecause colors with components that result in the same intensity will be identical. Think a shade of red and a shade of blue that wined up the same shad of gray. The fact that both were distinct colors is lost. By limiting the transformed colors to those a person is blind to, you limit the amount of information loss. I think the ideal place to tackle this issue is as near to the display as possible. A screen purpose-built for the color-blind would be best, but redshift-esque software would do the job just as well.