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There are "Enchroma" glasses, which increase color perception (in some cases) by blocking ambiguous wavelengths (particulary ones between red and green). These
by harvie 5y ago
There are "Enchroma" glasses, which increase color perception (in some cases) by blocking ambiguous wavelengths (particulary ones between red and green). These glasses are rather expensive, but it seems to me that such filter might be easily implemented on the electronic devices (eg. in the form of browser plugin).
- Agentlien 5y agoI considered getting those, even had an appointment but it got cancelled. I've heard very varied things about them. Some people say they barely do anything, others have called trying them a life changing experience.
- steerablesafe 5y agoIt's definitely not easy or even possible to enable from software. For all intents and purposes displays have three different light sources, with three different fixed spectrum. You can't block a narrow band from red and green pixels from software to make them less ambiguous.