Saw this on the Book of Faces courtesy of Curtis. How well can you differentiate shades of color?
It scores like golf. The lower the better.
Saw this on the Book of Faces courtesy of Curtis. How well can you differentiate shades of color?
It scores like golf. The lower the better.
In reply to Duke:
I got a Zero. PERFECT! (32, male, no corrective lenses)
While taking the test, I found myself moving my head around to make sure that the angle of my LCD screen wasn't affecting my color.
RossD wrote: In reply to Duke: I got a Zero. PERFECT! (32, male, no corrective lenses)
I got a zero also. 48 years old, male, lifelong glasses wearer. I think Curtis posted a 10. My other friend got a 128.
I got a 4. I'm actually surprised at that since I have trouble telling dark colors apart in practice--- mostly dark blues, blacks and browns
scored an 11.... 64 yr old male ... worn glasses since '68 ... Lasik surgery 10 yrs ago (it really didn't do as well as I'd hoped) but can still pass my drivers test without glasses
Your score: 36 Gender: Male Age range: 20-29 Best score for your gender and age range: -332 Highest score for your gender and age range: 444445389
WTF, really.....a -332?
I got a 10. I think I could have done better, but the farthest right "square" for each color range was on a diffrent row than the rest making it a PITA to do the last few colors
33 years old and I got a 3.
Unfortunately, I am now cross-eyed after after completing the test. Whew.
I got a 3. Not bad for a 50 year old male with glasses, though I was hoping to do better due to doing graphic design for a living. The three were in the middle of the blue/turquoise range, and could be monitor calibration.
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