Optical Illusions & Color Blindness Tests The human eye has cone cells for detecting red, blue, and green light. These cells are used for daylight vision.

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Optical Illusions & Color Blindness Tests

The human eye has cone cells for detecting red, blue, and green light. These cells are used for daylight vision. Rod cells are used in night vision since they detect only light and dark.

Stare at the center of the circle in the next slide.

Cyan red cyan Cyan is composed of blue and green. After staring at cyan for a long time, you have exhausted the blue and green cone cells in your eye. Therefore, when you look at white, you see red after staring at cyan.

When have you ever experienced this phenomenon?

When someone takes your picture using a flashbulb, you see black spots. The flashbulb exhausted all of the cone cells in your eye so none of them were working for a few moments, and you don’t see any light.

Stare at the center of the circle in the next slide.

Yellow yellow yellow Yellow is composed of red and green. After staring at yellow for a long time, you have exhausted the red and green cone cells in your eyes. Therefore, you see blue after staring at yellow.

Stare at the center of the circle in the next slide.

Magenta is composed of red and blue. After staring at magenta for a long time, you have exhausted the red and blue cone cells. Therefore, you see green after staring at magenta.

cyanyellow The U.S. flag was originally cyan, yellow and black. white After it was removed it appeared red, white, and blue.

Color blindness usually involves the colors of red and green. Color blindness is found in 4% of the male population and 0.25% of the female population.

Can you find the old woman and the young girl?

Are the two lines equal in length?

What do you see?

What do you see in the picture?

What do you see?