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5-23-2007 @ 11:34AM
Josh said...
I have Deuteranopia, and I can attest that there is very little difference between the "normal" setting and the setting for deuteranopia. I do have to comment that there seems to be a difference between what I "SEE" and what I Percieve. I had a normal color vision person look at this, and on the Deuteranopia setting, all the colors looked the same to me as they did on the normal setting. However when I asked the normal color vision person what they saw, what they described as being Yellow, I saw as red (they said there was a dramtic difference between the two settings), I have been told that the mind can process the absence of other colors to be color.
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