Re:UW scientists, biotech firm may have cure for colorblindness
by Oatseller on Sunday April 12, 2015 @07:51PM
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Here's the photo with the shapes outlined.
Re:UW scientists, biotech firm may have cure for colorblindness
by srtjstjsj on Sunday April 12, 2015 @09:51PM
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FYI the rightmost figure is a deeper green than the 2nd-rightmost one; they aren't the same color. It's similar to the difference (but not as pronounced?) as the difference between the pink and purple on the left card (which i assume is part of the intention of the color choices for the cards)
Re:UW scientists, biotech firm may have cure for colorblindness
by abandonliberty on Sunday April 12, 2015 @06:47PM
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To me both are made of mostly gray dots, with the exception of very easily visible symbols.
left: left corner O, salmon-ish color. Right corner X, a bit more purple.
Right card: blueish triangle, greenish circle.
Re:UW scientists, biotech firm may have cure for colorblindness
by srtjstjsj on Sunday April 12, 2015 @09:50PM
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The discs are arranged in pseudo-circular patterns, so at your periphery you see the approximated circle
Re:UW scientists, biotech firm may have cure for colorblindness
by dplarson on Sunday April 12, 2015 @06:46PM
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The left card has a red circle (left corner) and a purple "x" (right corner), while the right card has a blue-green triangle (lower left corner) and a green-blue circle (lower right corner).
Interestingly, my eyes keep trying to "resolve" another circle in the top right corner of the left card, but then when I actually focus on that part of the image, it disappears again. It's a pretty strange sensation, almost as if I were looking at a particularly tricky optical illusion.
http://static.seattletimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/fc...