The Argus 2 pro had a starlight sensor, so it had full colour night vision from ambient light only. Look at the "colour night vision" of the Argus 3 pro, it seems to depend on the spotlight being on in order to see in full colour. Can it actually see in colour at night without the spotlights like the Argus 2 pro? Because if not, how can you call it "colour night vision" when it's literally just a plain old normal daylight sensor... just with a torch strapped to it?
It's only when watching Dolby Vision stuff and it's something that have cropped up all of a sudden. It seems to be randomly switching between to different colour settings every now and then a couple of minutes apart. There seems to be no way I can disable DV, so what to do?
A Google search didn't provide much help so hoping someone in here can provide assistance. Running version 9 it says in "about" in the settings...
EDIT: Thanks guys. A reset through the menu options seemed to fix it. Not a hard reset with the buttons on the back of the telly.
hi, any poly students in diploma in electrical and electronic engineering in SP knows that if someone has partial colour vision deficiency, are they still allowed to continue with the course or is it a must to transfer to another course? degree of colour vision deficiency is not bad, still able to identify common colours easily on circuit boards or wires.
thank you for any responses!
I am doing master in data science and analytics. And I am little interested in computer vision. But I am red-green colour blind. Will that be a problem to work in computer vision filed?
Because I have to use annotation while writing the code so that I can easily understand the colour while I am doing Data exploration work.
Is it manageable? or Should I look for another field. I am also interested in NLP.
research question: Does gender affect the colour vision?
i’d highly appreciate if u could help me out with this!! it’s a fast colour vision test (no biology knowledge needed) and it will be of much help for my biology final project!!thank u vvvv much<33
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I have severe HPPD for last 18 months visual snow is my worst symptoms
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Are there any clear lenses that reduce the strength of light sources without a colour filter? And do they make it seem “darker”? I want a lense that eliminates glare without inhibiting my night vision. Thanks
Does anyone have any insight or ideas?
The deeper my mediation the more blue my vision when I open my eyes.
Hey! My colour vision is normal. Tested two times for aviation with the printed Ishihara Book. But I always fail CBC App Is anyone same with me? I tried different screens but even older one is manufactured in 2016. And the test requires 2013 or older. Can screens cause this problem?
My other colour vision results:
Enchroma: Normal, Test generally finishes at 23, 25. Tried different four screens. (Confidence: 97.5 Best Quality) Shapes mode: Normal again.
Colorlite Mosaic test: %90 Red-Green C rotation test: 13-14/14, 9/9, 9/9.
Eyeque: Normal but at another screen, severe deutan.
Biyee: Five different screens, normal colour vision all the time. Very easy.
I am not even struggling with the ishihara plates. What do you think about my colour vision? It is definitely normal but just wanted to share my experience with you.
I feel very worried. But as I know Ishihara Test is very sensitive even for very milds...
Note: Colorlite mosaic test has dynamic colour change like CBC app and very accurate too.
Ive been using colour filters on my phone and PC, but ive observed that it creates a lot of confusion in naming colours, like i noticed that i make major mistakes now because ive actually lost a little bit of my childhood learning from my perspective of various colours however normally inaccurate they were. Is it just better to not use any filters or use it only when really confused, what has been your experience?
