Stars

[JoelSim]

Is there any way that you can use a different colour rather than grey for the stars which aren't red in the magazine please?

I'm colourblind (like 20% of all males), and I really struggle to differentiate between the stars and those that aren't stars if you get my drift. Can you do them like they are on the website instead? Red and grey are from the same family.

As it currently stands sometimes all products look like 5 stars to me unless I squint.

 

[Frank Harvey]

JoelSim:I'm colourblind (like 20% of all males)20%?!! I suppose it gives the brunettes a chance.....

 

[JoelSim]

Perhaps not quite that defined...

but yes I struggle to find a red golf tee on the grass

or do those silly colourblind tests with all the coloured dots. Which look just like that, lots of coloured dots and no pattern.

 

[The_Lhc]

JoelSim: Perhaps not quite that defined...

Yes I'm sure it's no more than 1 in 5.

but yes I struggle to find a red golf tee on the grass

Use a white one...

or do those silly colourblind tests with all the coloured dots. Which look just like that, lots of coloured dots and no pattern

One of them's always number 28, remember that and you could really confuse your optician.

 

[RodhasGibson]

JoelSim:

Perhaps not quite that defined...

but yes I struggle to find a red golf tee on the grass

or do those silly colourblind tests with all the coloured dots. Which look just like that, lots of coloured dots and no pattern.
Don"t fancy a game of Poker then Joel

 

[Anonymous]

after reading this post, found this on Wikipedia



Test for Protanopia
This image contains the number 37, but someone who is protanopic may not be able to see it

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Test for Deuteranopia
This image shows a number 49, but someone who is deuteranopic may not be able to see it.

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Test for Tritanopia
This image shows the number 56, but someone who is tritanopic may not be able to see it.

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oh well .... I can see the number on the 1st block but not on the 2nd and 3rd pictures .... have never been tested for colourblindness and used to work CAD (computer aided design) ... sometimes 12-14 hrs a day working with different colour lines etc

 

[RodhasGibson]

dim_span:

after reading this post, found this on Wikipedia



Test for Protanopia
This image contains the number 37, but someone who is protanopic may not be able to see it

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Test for Deuteranopia
This image shows a number 49, but someone who is deuteranopic may not be able to see it.

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Test for Tritanopia
This image shows the number 56, but someone who is tritanopic may not be able to see it.

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oh well .... I can see the number on the 1st block but not on the 2nd and 3rd pictures .... have never been tested for colourblindness and used to work CAD (computer aided design) ... sometimes 12-14 hrs a day working with different colour lines etc
Very interesting, Am able to see all three thank god.

 

[JoelSim]

I can see the first one, although if it hadn't said the number below I would have said '57'.

Number 2 no chance.

Number 3 very vaguely but only because I've been told what it is.

I work with pantones, CMYK, proofs etc every day and have never had a problem. Just what you're used to I suppose.

 

[PJPro]

dim_span:
after reading this post, found this on Wikipedia



Test for Protanopia
This image contains the number 37, but someone who is protanopic may not be able to see it

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Test for Deuteranopia
This image shows a number 49, but someone who is deuteranopic may not be able to see it.

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Test for Tritanopia
This image shows the number 56, but someone who is tritanopic may not be able to see it.

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oh well .... I can see the number on the 1st block but not on the 2nd and 3rd pictures .... have never been tested for colourblindness and used to work CAD (computer aided design) ... sometimes 12-14 hrs a day working with different colour lines etc

Where was the 28?

 

[JamesPianoman]

PJPro:dim_span: Where was the 28?

You'll need to take your shades off PJ!