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Scored 21, not so good, but maybe it's my monitor.

20.

what is hue? I am color blind. You mean by wavelength? now that's something I understand

24, but my wife can tell you that I can't tell the difference between colors!

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I really did not think I would score perfect.

(edit for monitor) A viewsonic VA1912wb running off a Macbook pro 2.33

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PLEASE POST WHAT MONITOR or iMac (which IS a monitor) you used to arrive at your answers.

I'm curious if Apple hardware does better than others.

I find this interesting.

I arranged mine, but have not score mine yet. Waiting for my retinas to settle down/rest in-between tile swap sessions.

iMac G5 ALS 17"

I have very crappy retinas. One of my eyes 'sees' a very red world, the other a very green world. Due to disease.

But, I think I did well.




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Score: 14

Oddly, I seem to have the greatest trouble with colors that I tend to like: blue-greens. I used a Dell 2707WFP monitor hooked up to a Mac Pro 1,1 with stock video card and dirty reading glasses.

Dell 2408WFP

Scored a 4 on a MBP.

8 on my MBP

Scored perfect on my Dell 2005FPW.

Being a male with 40-year-old eyes, I was quite surprised to get perfect.

54 on MBP.

I am definitely not awake after about 36 work hours in the last 2 days....

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I got a 50 on a MacBook 2.0Ghz NVidia graphics. But I didn't really take my time; in any case I could care less about color accuracy - I think it's bunk.

My proof: people have different retinas, concentrations of rods and cones, so different people see color differently. Most people see RGB but there are people who have a 4th color sense in their eyeballs.

Further proof - it's relative even to light exposure of an eye... close one of your eyes for about 30 seconds and color will look different to it.

Yes, I know how much money is spent on color matching every year and how "important" it is deemed to be and there's no refuting that in absolute, objective terms color is a very exact thing. It's just that people perceive it differently, so I don't know what the point of getting it perfect is.
g=

12 on a mini 9 (leopard) with brightness all the way down on the couch with a lamp over my shoulder, the blinds open and Sesame Street on TV (snow day - watching TV with the kids). Considering all that, I was a little surprised how well I did.

Score: 0 (perfect color vision)

iMac 24" 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

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Surprised at my age to be perfect.
On a NEC multisync FP1350.

I worked for years as a colormixer and supervisor of the color room at a wallpaper factory. I had to take a Munsell 100 hue color test (which this may be) with color dots on black plastic pieces. Only had one mistake, statistically insignificant as it was just two adjacent colors switched.

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Scored perfect on a MBP (was calibrated over a year ago), also in the 40-49 age group and color me surprised as well.

I scored 24 on a Dell Mini 9 and do not consider myself particularly well-versed in hue selection. (Male, 41)

Perfect : 0

Dell 2409FPW.

If you go too far off-axis it becomes nearly impossible to distinguish a difference though.

color accuracy - I think it's bunk.

That's funny.

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And hope is a lousy defense.

You make me pull, I'll put you down.

Mister, that's a ten-gallon hat on a twenty-gallon head.

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… there's no refuting that in absolute, objective terms color is a very exact thing. It's just that people perceive it differently, so I don't know what the point of getting it perfect is.
g=

If you had to redo 500 rolls of wallpaper because you didn't give the customer the color he wanted, your balance sheet would let you know what the point was.

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Western Massachusetts

11 on a HP LP2065 driven by a PC

79.

I can't blame the HP 1755 monitor/pc that the college has provided me. I blame my dad and mom for me being color blind.

My wife chooses my ties in the morning. Don't know why...



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"Based on your information, below is how your score compares to those of others with similar demographic information.
Your score: 0
Gender: Male
Age range: 30-39
Best score for your gender and age range: 0
Highest score for your gender and age range: 1324"

3.5 year old 13" MacBook (non-Pro), calibrated. Apparently the BS floating out there about crappy color rendition on the "lower end" panels is just that - BS. As you might guess, I'm picky about my color and yes, I use a Dell 2001 FP for my real color work.

Still, this old MacBook panel is plenty good enough for everyday color work.

4 on a 23" ACD.

I'm sorely disappointed! Should've waited and looked again before scoring.

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152. I Win!! 24" 2.8 iMac. I also failed the "numbers hidden in the color dots" test when I was drafted.

2.16 24" iMac

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I've been hue blind since I can remember but still scored a 68. Somethings not right here.