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You might have a slight color deficiency, you can try this online color vision acuity test: https://www.xrite.com/hue-test https://www.xrite.com/hue-test
by marcuskaz 4y ago
You might have a slight color deficiency, you can try this online color vision acuity test: https://www.xrite.com/hue-test https://www.xrite.com/hue-test
- hayley-patton 4y agoI did it, decided to compare results, and saw > Best Score for your Gender -69420 > Worst Score for your Gender 1000000000 Someone doesn't sanitize their inputs?
- susam 4y agoI get this now: > Best Score for your Gender -2147483648 > Worst Score for your Gender 2147483647
- ygjb 4y agothat was a cool test, thanks for sharing it!
- dqh 4y agoYeah, I scored a 6 where 0 is perfect.
- skykooler 4y agoI scored a 0, but I still find the first and last colors to be hard to tell apart at a glance (though they might be easier to distinguish if they were right next to each other).
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- erk__ 4y agoI scored a 0 and I have pretty bad colour vison (red-green/grey-pink) so I am not sure how much trust can be put into this test to determine that.
- kortex 4y agoI scored a perfect 0 and while I can tell the difference, it's still pretty close. Purple/violet colors are just hard to discern in general.
- FpUser 4y agoSame here. Nice fat zero. Not bad for 61yo
- tesseract 4y agoI had a hard time distinguishing them with night shift enabled on my display. With a daylight white point it was easier but they are still close.
- riffraff 4y agoI scored a 0 in this test (really cool btw!) but I also have trouble distinguishing the first and last color in the palette. I mean, I can see _some_ difference but they are very very close, and I am not sure I could distinguish them in, say, a line plot.
- CamperBob2 4y agoThis test has as much to do with the monitor's gamma correction and color fidelity as anything else, IMO. Whenever I was unsure of the order, dragging the window over to a different monitor helped immensely. I was able to get a 0 by doing that, which I don't think I could have done on either monitor by itself.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoMy colour vision is absolutely perfect, and I wouldn't want to have to distinguish between the first and last in isolation in difficult circumstances.
- ilyt 4y agoNot really, they are just similar if you put it next to eachother (both are essentially shades of purple/violet) and as they are at different ends of scale it could get confusing if used as heatmap
- ninkendo 4y ago> Attention! Please rotate your phone or view this test on a larger device for best results. It doesn’t even let me dismiss that message. Who does this? Intentionally breaking your whole site because it might not look good. (This is an iPhone 14 max, so already a pretty big screen, and I’m in portrait orientation.)
- luluthefirst 4y agoThe point is that the two ends of the spectrum look more similar than their own adjacent colors..
- icedchai 4y agoIt feels like there should be more red in the far left color. I can distinguish them fine, it just looks off.