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April 3, 2006 by Vurdlak | Share  

After succesfull “Find your Blind Spot Illusion”, Mighty Optical Illusions brings you another cool test. Color blindness, also known as daltonism, is a deficiency in the view of certain colors. Red/green color distortion is the most common type of color vision impairment. In a few very rare cases, some people can only see in black and white shades. Color blindness is almost always an inherited condition although males are more likely than females to get it. Symptoms are inability to distinguish colors (usually red/green and sometimes yellow/blue).Click on the image below to open it in full size. You should see numbers inside the circles. If you aren’t color blind, you will see correct numbers (results are written next to circles so you can check them).

Color Blindness Test

The photo below to the right shows an example of someone who confuses red and green. To such a person, reds and greens are indistinguishable and may appear the same.

Color Blindness Test Normal Vision
Color Blindness Test A Person Who Confuses Red and Green


Also be sure to take online Eye Examination Test !

Comments

60 Responses
  1. Anonymous says:

    I’m colourblinded
    I can see:
    25, easy!
    ??
    ??
    ??
    ??
    The letter “S”?

    I can impossibly understand some people cant see the difference of blue and yellow :P

  2. Anonymous says:

    I passed this test with flying colours. Though my father was colour blind,and I have been told that I am colour blind in the past.

  3. Kaoru Matsubara says:

    I feel stupid. Does the eye examination test do full screen?

  4. Anonymous says:

    Everything is OK with me! :D

  5. giacomo says:

    I could only see the first one… :/

    I knew I’m colorblind already so no surprises tough

  6. Bishy says:

    i think im in trouble lol
    i can only see half of this.
    but i see colour perfectly?

  7. Den of Earth says:

    Colorblindness is not an illusion…

  8. Bob Elliot says:

    I am colorblind. However, this article does a poor job of describing what colorblind actually is and how it affects most (me, at least). I cannot see the numbers in most of the above circles. This is because I see brownish red and brownish green as the same colors. I can tell the difference when they are apart or if they are less brown, so the last comparison seems completely ridiculous to me. A more accurate of the colorblind that this test is for is red-green deficiency. I can see read and green, just not as well as the next person.

  9. PaperMoon says:

    Cool I saw all of the numbers so I know I’m not color blind. Some people can be colorblind and not know it. They think what they see is normal.

  10. PaperMoon says:

    LOL! I remember when my nephew was a kid my mom had a hard time teaching him his colors till she finally had him tested for colorblindness. LOL! He wasn’t color blind and he finally caught on to what the colors were. That was too funny she couldn’t understand why he couldn’t remember which color was which. He was probably just being difficult. LOL!

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