Re: Color Help
by Freda Lockert <fredalockert(at)clara.co.uk>
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>I need some help to figure out what is wrong.
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>Basically I need to know if I am color blind.
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>I am told by someone that this is the color orange.
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>#FF5200
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Yep, definitely orange.
>To me the above looks like red with perhaps the faintest hint of
>orange.
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>I offered the colors below and they were all rejected as being not
>orange.
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>#FFA500
Egg yolk yellow (free range egg!)
>#FF9900
Orange, but not strongly so.
>#FF9933
Yellow with a touch of orange
>#FF9966
Pale-ish peach with a touch of yellow
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>#FF8C00
Golden yellow
#FF7F00
Orange with a touch of yellow.
>I see them as orange, dark orange and orange red.
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>Your opinions, either way, would be welcome as a project I'm working on
>now has come to an almost complete halt over this.
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>I know people can disagree about colors and their names. But this time
>the disparity between what I'm saying are hues of a color and what the
>other person says is the correct hue seem to me to be rather widely
>split.
This appears to be so with you and me, Jim; I have some visual
difficulties but have been told I'm not colour blind. After seeing
the differences between us, I checked my monitor calibration and
didn't change the settings. The differences don't seem to be
accountable by Mac users seeing colours a bit lighter than on PCs. I
guess you just have to make sure your client understands all the
reasons why people can see colours differently on the web, and go
with their choice.
Good luck!
Freda
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