How well do "you" see color.

I hit 34 and admittedly went quickly through the test ( you really do need to take a couple minutes between color rows ).

Dan

Apparently the highest score was over 1500 so I'm at 34/1500 or top 2.2% (?)

Yay me.....

Wow, that was tough Alan. I think I took a reasonable amount of time (maybe 10 minutes), and still only scored 16.


Jim

I got a 16 after 5 minutes effort. I "suck" at blue/bluegreen and the pink on the red side.

I got 16, but thats was also after drinking a bottle of wine and a few beers. The Blue green was the toughest .

My wife got a 4, but she is visual artist working very precisely with color. I got a 118, and already knew I was color blind. FYI: I do not do video calibrations, or even anything video related. I stick to audio!

18 here. It looked perfect to me.

Art

7; wonder whether the "look"/calibration of the pc monitor has anything to do with how one does...

Scored 0, meaning all correct.

Scored 12, a little disappointing.

Anybody want calibration equipment? Apparently I have no use for it.

Dan

I'd say that it is fortunate that you have calibration equipment.

Art

Thanks Art, kick a guy while he's down.

Dan

I'd be interested to see how this changes depending on your display. LED LCD vs. CCFL LCD vs. Plasma vs. Monitor vs. Plasma vs CRT, etc.

Johnsteph10, you don't know how right you are. Your PC monitor is very likely not even close to calibrated, and that will make this test much harder. There is also your viewing environment as well as what colors your eyes have been soaking up during the last 20 minutes.

But yes, if you are disappointed in your score, try it again using a good calibrated display!

And better cables from your monitor to computer.
Ken

Fun.

I scored '6'. Darn Blue/Green!

I spent more time and still only managed a 12. This may be my ceiling.

Art

Interesting test. I scored a 14. I did this on my projector screen and might could do a little better on a good monitor.

I worked in the printing industry for 27 years with 4 color process. There are all sorts of issues that effect the end product on high speed web presses. Dot gain being the most dominant in the red. I won't go into all the other problems, but there are quit a few to deal with.

I scored a zero on the 1st try.

42" Polaroid LCD (hemmeroid) from my HTPC for viewing.

MAK

8 here

I scored a 14. I took my time so that is probably the best I can do.

I scored a 3. I went though it rather quickly on an uncalibrated monitor, but I turned off the fluorescent lights half way through the test. It's a lot easier with controlled lighting.
FWIW, the 3 I missed were in the muted green region and the fluorescent lights were on at the time.
Fluorescent lights clearly interfere with color rendering and discrimination.

Your score: 3

3 while cooking breakfast at the same time, not too bad!

I noticed that if you just press submit you get 1091.

Art

I took the test again on a 19" LCD monitor and scored perfect. I was shocked.
A guy that works with me tried it and scored 30 on the same monitor.

Interesting, I wonder why so many of us had problems with Blue/Green? Is that age related?


Jim

It's a genetic thing.