Test Your Color IQ

[bossel]

I scored 16 This was during dinner and on the laptop

[KevinBarrett]

I got an "11" on a Dell Latitude D500...and I thought I was doing pretty good.

[Winston]

4, 66 next month, 3MPx Sony bottle calibrated witha G-M (X-Rite) Eye-One.

[rogprov]

4, 66 next month, 3MPx Sony bottle calibrated witha G-M (X-Rite) Eye-One.

Same ... except I am already 66 and my monitor is a cheap Xerox 24" wide.

[Winston]

Practice seems to help...one more try got me a 0.

[Javelin]

I got a 4 ... I guess thats 4 errors ? I think i'm blind now...

[Dr. Harout]

I thought higher was better, but it came out the opposite. I managed to 12 with a Viewsonic LCD.

[aster]

I don't think anyone should worry if they score high. Depending on the angle of view and the lighting type in the room the results change dramatically on LCD screens. I'll try it on a CRT monitor to see the difference...

For the fun of it I changed the angle of views and depending on the position (the angle) of my laptop's LCD screen the colours looked different. Out of 3 times I got a 4, 11, and 30.

I don't think you should worry about that much (or your ages)... Just enjoy your photos!!
Yildiz

ps. Have you taken any photos lately? Come on then, let's see them... We're here at your service in this forum to offer our view if your 'colour eye' is good or not!!!

[Greg Beetham]

I got a 4, hmmm...I match colour for a living so I'm not sure where that leaves me...I think the test is broken.
Greg

[Birma]

Thanks for the link Sonalta.

I scored a 0 with my 42 year old eyes and 4 year old Sony 17" screen. First time I "aced" anything in a long time

[Greg Beetham]

Ha! man is greater than puzzle.....took my time this time and dropped the brightness level on the screen a tad and got a zero.

"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: 60-69
Best score for your gender and age range: 0
Highest score for your gender and age range: 1418 <......(hmmm, not sure what this one is supposed to mean, on the results page)

0 ( Perfect )"

Greg