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I scored a 16; the closer to zero your score is, the better. How do you perform?

I got a perfect =P

score: 4
All were left of the middle in the blue green area next to each other...
edit: btw, did that without glasses on.

I got a 4.

D: Why do they have to be so randomly mixed up ... I don't like the setup.

And also wouldn't monitor differences skew this a bit?

EDIT: I can see that I have the colors organized wrong, but there is too much glare or something on my screen so I can't really determine where they go. D:

[attach=7832]Score = 6.
Did my best to correct the ones I saw were wrong... Apparently I did well.
Is this image made of the actual colors used? They are so chunky. D: In the group where I'm not at zero, the ones on the left are like extremely different (I'm going to say a result of my being careless and not really putting all of my effort into this ).. the right 3 make more sense because I have to look to see the difference.

If I get bored I'll try this on a different monitor.

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Post has been edited 5 time(s), last time on Jun 6 2011, 7:40 pm by FaRTy1billion.

This took far too long and I got bored after realising I had to do all 4 rows. Still scored a healthy 4. I haven't slept properly in days and now my eyes are even more tired. Jesus. Thanks for nothing.

Lol? I did it all and when I decided I was done, the button "Score test" wasn't click able.

I can see that there are a few mistakes in the middle (and I changed it afterwards) but I can't see my score anyways, so I don't feel like making it better.

Edit: If I restart, the button works... Weird and too late.

Apparently this test is only for Windows PCs

12.

This seems kinda dumb.

I got 24. Did it in somewhat of a rush though.

Got perfect score. I was really surprised, since for some reason my left eye sees everything a little bit redder, while my right eye sees everything a little bit bluer. Guess they evened out.
I don't know if it's some crazy optical illusion from staring at a bunch of boxes with similiar colors, but except for the boxes in the middle, I see that in the middle of each box there is also kinda a cone of darkish color. I arranged the boxes with the biggest cones to the edges, and the ones without the cones in the middle. Don't ask me why/how that worked.

EDIT: It seems that my ability to distinguish different hues is good, but in reality I have trouble telling light purple and dark pink apart.

Only did the mustard -> green section, got 100% correct on that one. Can't be bothered doing the rest - unless you're widely out, this doesn't really tell you anything. Because the colours are so graduated, and also quite mute/de saturated, any errors you make are likely to be because of environmental factors or your monitor being crap. Larger colour swatches would also make this much easier.

There is some really weird illusion going on in the boxes that is bothering me.

Sorry, but I am done.

My monitor sucks alot and is outdated and I swear it's an optical illusion lol. got bored and rushed the last one. I got 38. Blue and Teal really screwed me up.

Honestly I ragequit halfway through the top line. I could tell that it wasn't right, but I couldn't fix it.

You are supposed to finish the test to the best of your ability so that you can tell what parts of the spectrum your eyesight is deficient in, not ragequit halfway through. (And if you ragequit, you really shouldn't be criticizing the test.)

It honestly took me like 5-7 minutes to complete. Not time-consuming at all.

Oh I wasn't criticizing the test. But I think I worked on the top line for half an hour before I decided to screw it.

What's funny is, even though it said I got a 12, when I look at the progressive color change thing at the end, i see huge columns rather than a progressive color change. Lolol either that's not a gradual change or I have bad eyes and this test sux.