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I agree, personally, me being color blind sucks. They use colors to identify different things at work... :/
They do make a lense that you wear over one eye that allows you to tell the difference between colors. They were made for the telephone company employees that had all the different color wires. It will look goofy, but it would help if you need to tell color at work.
I just wish I could tell the difference between flashing yellow and flashing red stop lights ..... I have to stop for them all because I cant tell where the light is on the pole in the dark. lol
now that i think about it, blue would kinda be close to what it is now....you talking about glowing red with black numbers/sweep?
Red is better for night vision, which is when we're lookin at the gauges anyway... White is the hardest on the eyes at night. That being said, look how many companies are now using white.. it just makes no sense...
Originally Posted by Backwoods18
I agree, personally, me being color blind sucks. They use colors to identify different things at work... :/
Hopefully they're not using them to specify mens vs womens restrooms..
They do make a lense that you wear over one eye that allows you to tell the difference between colors. They were made for the telephone company employees that had all the different color wires. It will look goofy, but it would help if you need to tell color at work.
I just wish I could tell the difference between flashing yellow and flashing red stop lights ..... I have to stop for them all because I cant tell where the light is on the pole in the dark. lol
Yea, I have seen them lenses. They are nice. I feel your pain with the flashing lights.
