Colour IQ Test

Hi guys,

Bought myself a ColorPassport Checker today and came across this xrite colour IQ testwhen looking for some tutorials on how to properly install and use it.
When I did it first time I scored 82 then second time with much more care and time I scored 32. My wife did it in like 5 minutes and she scored 15 straight away. Guess I must be colour blind (hence all my post crying out loud for help when calibrating my monitor )

Could be fun doing it. Care to share your score?

Scored 4 on an uncalibrated monitor lol

I worked in print media for 30 years. Once they passed the colour blind test then employees were given this test. It was a physical one with painted blocks they moved around.

I was in the 150s.

Yeah, I know I'm color blind.

Corey71 wrote in post #13135669
I was in the 150s.

Yeah, I know I'm color blind.

Heh! You're color blind and subjected yourself to a color test? That's pretty dang whacky, but funny!

https://photography-on-the.net …578656&highligh​t=color+iq

Online ColorIQ Challenge Results
You have perfect color vision!

It has been a long time since I did this but I hit a 19. I wonder if reading glasses make a difference. I am noticing that my prescription is not what it used to be and I was just about to schedule an eye exam. There are very subtle hue changes. Using any excuse I can think of

Aaaah 12 okayish. Lol. Second guessing makes you feel like your taking a multiple choice question test again and going, b or c? B or c.... or is it a?

Took me a little while but I got a perfect score

Diver-Down wrote in post #13136180
Took me a little while but I got a perfect score

Because you have semi-photographic memory?

i got a 4 seemed harder the more i stared at it.

rothers wrote in post #13134803
Scored 4 on an uncalibrated monitor lol

Heh - same here - did it on my laptop while watching Jeckyll.

Perfect color vision! I am actually pretty surprised, I always thought I was a bit color blind. I also got annoyed by the third row and started rushing through it.

I remember doing this a while ago. I got a 4 twice, with mistakes in two different spectral regions depending on the color temperature of the room lighting. (red under heavy tungsten, cyan under cold fluorescent, alas my lighting sucks here)