Have you ever wondered how people see the world, well, for example, with color-blindness?
Or maybe you've heard of people with "color blindness"? No?
Then get ready, because now you will see pictures after which you will never look at everything that surrounds you, as before ...
Just do not be scared, the terms "color blindness" or "lack of color perception" does not mean that people suffering from this because of this anomaly do not distinguish colors or everything is divided for them into black and white. And even more, it turns out, 99% of people with color blindness actually see everything in color! But still ... 1 out of 12 men (8%) and 1 of 200 women (0.5%) have a color deficiency, which means that even in your street there are several people who suffer from one of the forms of "color blindness".
But now we will puzzle you even more! Deficiency of color perception is found in several variants:
- Deuteranomalia, characterized by weakness of perception of green color;
- Protanopia, when a person does not distinguish or weakly distinguishes a red color;
- Tritanopia - violation of color sensations in the blue-violet spectrum;
- Monochromasia is a complete color blindness, when a person discerns colors only in terms of brightness.
Well, let's see how it all looks through special lenses, or rather, how do people see the world with "color blindness"?