[EviLToYLeT]

You know....me being red/green color blind i think it was.....i've always wondered how real people see.

First off, to clarify a few things... color blindess doesn't exactly mean you see in black and white, as many people assume. That just pisses me off. go read up on it

Anyway. was just wondering if someone that's not color blind can go here visicheck
and compare the color blind version with the regular version.... im really dying to know what im missing out on.... like do the color blind versions color seem muddier or what. etc. etc. Thanks

[Bishop_Six]

Well, in the red/green deficient pics, the reds and greens look like a tan/brown color. Most of the other colors(from what I could see) look pretty much the same or maybe slightly muddier(but not much).

[Ysg]

hmm, well, hard to let you know what you're missing if you never had it.
you can see yellow and blue pretty good, red is just as drastically different as those two colors. Green is between blue and yellow. Seems like red/green color blindness would really make it hard to distinguish the secondary colors: orange, purple, green.

I was born with leg problems, I'd like to know what having normal legs are like. Stairs are scary to me.. watch unbreakable to see what it feels like, heheh.

[EviLToYLeT]

Thanks for the reply guys!

[MoleculeMan]

What does blood look like to you people with Red/Green Colorblindness?