Munsell Hue test

[aqazi81]

Visit this link and play the color challenge, post what is your score.
Color Test - Online Color Challenge | X-Rite

My score was in 1st attempt 8.

 

[aqazi81]

2nd Attempt score 7...

 

[BeauchampT]

Score of 3....

These are always fun, but so highly inaccurte.

I remember reading somewhere that since your brain works by electro-chemical impulses, it is actually possible for the meal you have just eaten to slightly skew the way your eye communicates with the brain, hence changing colour perception. Has anyone read anything about taht before? I find it very interesting...

 

[bdenitto]

0 ; ] not bad for an old fart....

 

[michaelejahn]

the online version is crap.

http://www.pantone.com/pages/produc...nsell+Hue+Test&utm_campaign=Online+Color+Test

That is the one we used when hiring the guys who reviewed color proofs - we also invited our print buyers ( our rotogravure print customers ) to take it.

 

[Toweri]

Diet affects vision - IR vision made possible

Diet affects vision - IR vision made possible

Score of 3....
I remember reading somewhere that since your brain works by electro-chemical impulses, it is actually possible for the meal you have just eaten to slightly skew the way your eye communicates with the brain, hence changing colour perception. Has anyone read anything about taht before? I find it very interesting...

Just recently I read about a "life hacking" group, who had devised a diet that enabled human vision to extend slightly into the infrared region.
If my memory serves me right (and it may not!), after a two-week diet the test subjects were able to see some 200 nm beyond "nominal" visible range (700 nm) in near-infrared. However their "IR-vision" was very weak - almost indiscernable.

Unfortunately such trick is not possible into the other direction, to UV. This is because the eye lens effectively filters out wavelenghts below approx. 400 nm.

 

[bebris]

I was supprised about my score - 0.

bebris

 

[Boneck]

Zero it is. not bad for a 45 year old!

 

[D Ink Man]

Is that price $7.25?

 

[aqazi81]

the online version is crap.

Farnsworth Munsell 100 Hue Test - color vision test

That is the one we used when hiring the guys who reviewed color proofs - we also invited our print buyers ( our rotogravure print customers ) to take it.

What score is acceptable for the print industry?

 

[aqazi81]

Zero....today...

 

[aqazi81]

Is that price $7.25?

Yup.... $725.00

 

[gordo]

Color discernment is a big issue:

http://media.printplanet.com/images/089-Statistics.png

 

[Greg G]

Scored zero

Gordon, your musing reminded me of a colleague working in print who is completely colourblind - he used to be a hairdresser for ladies