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What sort of color blindness do you have? And is what you see qualitatively different, like is there a new 'feel' to the color being made apparent? Or is it mor
by devindotcom 12y ago
What sort of color blindness do you have? And is what you see qualitatively different, like is there a new 'feel' to the color being made apparent? Or is it more like the tiny differences you were always aware of are more intense?
Glad they work for you, by the way. Tough problem to solve.
- blake8086 12y agoI have red-green deficiency, so red and green both seem like they have a lot of white in them (I found out). For instance, green traffic lights actually look white-green to me without the glasses, and same for red. The sunglasses make them look like a pure, brilliant green or red with no white added. I would describe it as a pretty big difference, it's not tiny, it's really obvious, and whenever I forget my sunglasses or can't wear them for whatever reason, the outdoors look really muted. They won't work if you have complete color blindness, because there's no red-green distinguishing information to work off of.
- devindotcom 12y agoRight, gotcha. Excellent, I may have to keep these in mind for a few friends. Do they have to be modified or customized in any way for you depending on sensitivity or whatnot? I suppose I could look it up but your situation may have differed.
- blake8086 12y agoI don't think there are any options, I just got "large" "black" sunglasses in one of the few frames they offer.