Odd.

Took the test at home on my calibrated monitor(s). Did better. Also found that it's easier if you limit the view pane to just one stripe at a time:


Overall:


I have very bright florescent lights in this room so I wonder if that's affecting my eyes and/or monitors. Maybe I'll take it in the dark later.

Anyway my supervisor took it. He already knew he was "red reduced" but he had issues with both red and greenish-blue. His score was something like 125 or something like that.

He showed me a couple other sites that manip'd photos to show what effect color blindness has. Amazing. Four of the same shot just in different color blind modes. He could only tell two different pictures and not four. But he pointed out that it's his normal so it doesn't bug him.

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But the other lines of colors distracts me ... like tofu said if you do one at a time it works much better.