Ishihara test

[pulstar]

This is the Ishihara color blindness test:
https://www.color-blindness.com/ishi...t/#prettyPhoto

Today I found out I have moderate red-green color blindness during my medical checkup.

[pulstar]

Another fine test, and again I scored the same result. You got no idea how annoying it is when you can't recognize some of the coloured shapes.

[Daco Celtic]

"According to this test you have some form of red-green color blindness. All hope is lost"

[Helen]

YOUR RESULT IS:

NORMAL COLOR VISION
You have normal color vision, which means you can see up to one million distinct shades of color

"According to this test you are not red-green colorblind."

[pulstar]

from second test: "You have Strong Protan color blindness, a type of red-green color blindness."


"WHAT IS PROTAN COLOR BLINDNESS?
Protan-type color vision deficiency is a type of red-green color blindness where the red cones in the eye do not detect enough red light, but instead respond more to green light.

As a result, many colors such as green, yellow, orange, red, and brown may appear confusingly similar. People with color blindness often also confuse blue and purple, and see pink as a shade of gray or white."

Which is kind of true for me. When I look at the traffic light green color I see no difference between it and white color.