CVD, The new colorblindness…read on,
Colorblindness is a little misleading, because total colorblindness is very rare. Color deficiency is a much better term to use. If you don’t know anything about vision and colorblindness and their reaction to various designs, then you must start learning now! ‘Normal’ vision is subject to enormous variations. Even the size [...]

As we age, our view is changing, and sometimes in ways that can be a nuisance. A common change of vision due to aging is a reduced sensitivity to contrast. When the objects are the same color as shades of white in other shades of white, it becomes more difficult to delineate the two. The [...]

When do babies normally get their color vision. They are born with black and white vision and I want to know when they can begin seeing the colors in toys.
(Interesting question…I knew by the time I was like 4 that I was colorblind.  Not sure about earlier, guess nobody bothered to check, please share…)

It seems like one of the jobs that color blindness affects the most is those in the armed forces.  Check it out if you are or are thinking of joining…

On color blindness tests, I sometimes pass and sometimes fail, but in real life I do not have any trouble distinguishing between colors. Do the [...]

Found this question out there and I didn’t know the answer myself.  Thought I’d share…
In humans, one of the genes determining color vision is located on the X chromosome. The dominant form (C) produces normal color vision; red-green colorblindness (c) is recessive. If a man with normal color vision marries a color-blind woman, what is [...]