Question

What do colour-blind people see?

Answer 1

Colour blindness: It is defined as a diminished capacity to discern between colors when compared to the typical human color vision standard.

1. A person who is colorblind can only see a limited range of colors.
2. This occurs due to the deficiency in the cone cells responsible for color vision that are present in the retina.
3. Color-blind people can see only 10,000 of the million unique shades of color.
4. They primarily have difficulty in diminishing red from green.