What Reddit Says About Color Blind Test Apps
We compiled 15 Reddit discussions about Color Blind Test apps from 4 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/ColorBlind
I use Color Blind Pal.
r/ColorBlind
Hello everyone. I'm going to be taking the CAD test in the near future for aviation purposes and so before that happens, I've been taking every online test I can find. I came across a post where someone recommended the "Color Blind Check" and said it has a pretty good accuracy.
r/ColorBlind
... An anomaloscope is the most accurate test, but those are very rare outside research institutions, so in practice the most accurate colour blind test is the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 Hue Test.
r/ColorBlind
Anomalous trichromacy is a spectrum from effectively normal color vision to effectively dichromatic color vision. There has been a lot of effort to put in a threshold for what kind of mild anomalous trichromacy is "normal enough", but none put into determining a threshold for what kind of ...
r/ColorBlind
For diagnosis, check out some of the tests jn the sidebar. ... Gotta admit, as a medium severe colourblind person who always forgets their specific variation, that website just confused the hell out of me, none of the buttons do anything. Haha ... I use the Color Blindness Correction and Simulation ...
r/graphic_design
Coblis (Color Blindness Simulator): Upload images and preview them under different deficiencies. Color Oracle: A desktop app that applies real-time color filters across your screen.
r/ColorBlind
I think Trinatopia or Trinormally is the best colorblindness filter.
r/QualityAssurance
Thanks for any help or guidance. ... I use colour oracle. When it starts it should create a task bar symbol for you to click on and choose which type you want to simulate and then it'll simulate that on your screen by putting a filter over it.
r/ColorBlind
Your help is appreciated. ... Ø Mosaic is web based and works in every platform (PC, mobile, tablet). Ø Mosaic does not depend on the reaction time and no time limit at all. Ø We use different colors to identify the type and severity of color ...
r/ColorBlind
Share ... Chromatic vision simulator. Point your phone around and compare the images. I use it a lot to explain colorblindness to people. Also averts a lot of ‘what color is this’ type questions.
r/ColorBlind
Does anyone know of any apps that can help identify colors and if they match to make getting dressed easier? I’m tired of getting dressed, thinking I look great and then walking out the door to hear, “what are you wearing, that doesn’t match.” Share ... Pureple looks like it may be what you want. Yo...
r/ColorBlind
Color Blind Pal - UI is not great, but it has cool feature, where you can use a slider to select a color (it's named as well) and only that part of the spectrum will be visible, with the rest greyed out.
r/boardgames
The first one I found is Color Blind Pal, which seems to work really well. The downside to all of this is that I found out that the pants I’m wearing today, which I could have sworn were green, are in fact brown.
r/ColorBlind
The technique does rely on your brain interpreting the contrast between your two eyes so it doesn't work unless both eyes are seeing the color that needs to be distinguished. ... Exactly, I think they may be "better" than enchroma, but not suitable for everyday use... More replies Mor...
r/ColorBlind
Free would be best, but paid if that's all that's there. I searched and didn't find Pixel Teddy in their app store, so I was hoping to poll the community. ... I use Chromatic Vision Simulator on iOS for this.
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