SavageLych wrote:I found a way to force color blind into your eyes. The way i did it was I put on ski goggles that were colored orange. I think my eyes tried to adjust to the orange tint and make all the other colors look normal. When i took them off everything was kinda turquoise. Also, if you take a cheap plastic circular sled and lie in the snow with it over your face for a bit, then move it everything looks kinda pinkish. Try it some time, its pretty neat.
One time I put a blue super bright LED up to my eye, and for a while, I couldn't see blue! It just looked grey!
-Super
If you're looking at this post and it was made before 2008, just ignore it.
Perfect eyes right here, but I do know someone that is red/Green color blinded too, at first I thought he was just being stupid or kidding when he asked what color something was, then know I know he is seriouse.
to me, red, green, and brown look almost exactly the same, with subtile diffrences. I also have trouble with: pink & gray, purple & blue, and lime green & yellow.
I knew Vault was green. It's light green. Also, I can't see anything in that picture but a buncha dots. Also, the much better tasting new Vault Red Blitz isn't green, it's purple. lol. jk it's red
Yikes, I couldn't imagine being entirely colorblind, as an artist. Worst I've got is a slight lack of saturation in my right eye and a near-sight. Could be worse...
