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RE: assessing the accuracy of my color vision
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RE: assessing the accuracy of my color vision


  • Subject: RE: assessing the accuracy of my color vision
  • From: "Steve Lawrence" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 13:55:50 +0100
  • Thread-topic: assessing the accuracy of my color vision

> GretagMacbeth sells a set of color tiles for measuring the accuracy
> of one's color vision called the FM 100 Hue Test.
> (apparently the "FM" stands for FarnsworthbMunsell)
> I have three questions:
>
> Has anyone here taken this test?
I have taken the test, but not administered it. You get three principal
results: a overall numeric metric, a classification of your vision into
a certain group (using the metric against a dataset of previous results)
and a visualisation of in what areas of the colour space your vision is
good and bad.

> In what ways was the the experience useful?
We find it very useful, in combination with the colour blindness test,
for assessing people's suitability for certain colour critical work.

> How can I find someone in the Northeast that will administer the test?
Can't help you there. Vision or colour science department of your local
university?

Regards

Stephen Lawrence
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