39 but my laptop sucks which is why I shoot raw, I've never got around to calibrate and,
I didn't buy my laptop to do critical photography work, just to surf the net.
Pixel Perfect wrote:
I have red-green colour weakness (not blind) and have trouble discerning pastel colours and very dark colours, so I won't bother embarassing myself.
Same for me.
cant do those colour dots with the number in them at all.
Its almost like colour dyslexia as I can see both Red and Green very well but put something red on a green background and unless I know where it is I just dont see it.
Cant play golf with an Orange ball as I would step on the ball before seeing it. same for fishing with an orange tipped float.
I scored 3 on a decade-old Philips/Dell LCD. It will be interesting to see if I can distinguish hues better on my Apple Cinema. A good CRT might make this test easy, but I don't have one to try.
Ian.Dobinson wrote:
Same for me.
cant do those colour dots with the number in them at all.
Its almost like colour dyslexia as I can see both Red and Green very well but put something red on a green background and unless I know where it is I just dont see it.
Cant play golf with an Orange ball as I would step on the ball before seeing it. same for fishing with an orange tipped float.
Yeah those colour dot tests are tough. Certain colour combos I can see clearly, others I can't see any number. I see red and green perfectly too individually. Also if you show me say a very dark blue car and a very dark green car, it takes me a long time to pick which is which and similar with pale pastels.
Yuck! I got a 38. Well, that's better than average for a 50-something male, but I should have tried a little harder.
I'm sitting in my truck in a poorly lit parking lot using my uncalibrated Compaq laptop in Power Save mode, and I only spent 5 minutes on the test, so that might have something to do with it.
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