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@ctietze @ksaj @kate "My" two cyans are the 4th and 5th color from right (or the two rightmost in your excerpt). Wait... my definition of cyan always was "blue-green with a bit of whitestep", as if cyan never occurs without a bit of white mixed in. @ksaj I do suspect that this chart would only make sense to normal-sighted people. I do see a difference between Baseline and Deuteranomaly, it's the smallest difference out of all lines, but I do suspect that difference is due to the fact that I'm seeing it on an RGB Monitor made for normal-sighted people. @anathem Yea, they aren't perfect. But it's pretty close-yet-not-perfect for me for the tritanomaly spectrum. |
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You're a Protan, then? As a Deutan, I do have problems distinguishing the two cyans if they're not consistently next to each other in a diagram.
I mean: if those two cyans are used for lines in a diagram, I wouldn't be able to identify the corresponding legend entry.
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