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How Well Do You See Color?
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Jun 19, 2015 at 04:14PM EDT.
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28 with hue discrimination occuring in the purple/pink spectrum the most.
Natsuru Springfield
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12 with hue discrimination happening in the Blue-Green and Purple areas.
TillsterRulz
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103
On a side note: I was in a hurry and rushed the quiz
Ray Donovan
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3
with HUEHUEHEUEHUEHUE
7
Lich
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Your score: 12
I knew some of them were wrong. But, eh, oh well. I settle with what I have. I'll probably end up with a higher score if I try again.
Crimeariver
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I just want to point out that this is really dependent on your monitor. A lot of the time your monitor displays colours incorrectly and that would probably have an effect on your results.
I don't see colour, we are all one race.
The human race!
4
Another aced test to add to my resume.
(Ha, imagine if I was that much of a jackass, right guys?)
Bionic Kraken
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I got 8.
Not bad.
Windy
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After 3 attempts, the lowest of them was 3, and the highest being 12. My color discrimination spectrum favors the blue range. I feel like I should be legally blind now.
I scored a 34, but I left to see what colors have the most hue discrimination.
I've got a 4.
Finally. An IQ test I don't suck at.
Can't help but feel this isn't the most scientific test though. It gives you all the time in the world to closely analyze it. (Someone could also install a browser-based color picking tool and cheat if they wanted to)
Furthermore, I would not be surprised that anyone who likes drawing digital art and/or has some skills in design or vectoring might have an upper-hand in this test. I work in web design where #45b7c1 is a world of difference to #45b6c0 so I'm trained to spot extremely minute hue differences.
Lastly a colorblind friend of mine wouldn't touch this test with a 10 foot pole. Turns out colorblind people find this test so frustrating that they would instead give an erratic result with no consistency to actual eyesight quality. So this is more of a dick measuring rod for fully trichromatic people
BSOD wrote:
It gives you all the time in the world to closely analyze it.
Exactly this. If you do the test with patience, you should be able to do good regardless.
All you really need to do is compare two boxes of color with each other at a time, and determine if one is faintly lighter or darker than the other. It's more about shade than color itself. It also gets easier if there is a third color to compare the two to.
Now, try making out a difference between two bright yellows. Not so easy anymore.
@Muumi
There was two shades of green though that I definitely could not tell apart. I flipped them back an forth for a minute, before giving up. If not for that; I would have gotten a 0 instead of 3.
•Your score: 14
•Gender: Male
•Age range: 20-29
•Best score for your gender and age range: -160
•Highest score for your gender and age range: 567471
i have trouble with blue/purple/green
also how do you even score -160?
Spirit Coyote
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•Your score: 207
•Gender: Male
•Age range: 16-19
•Best score for your gender and age range: -160
•Highest score for your gender and age range: 378079
I got a 12.