For those who want to test their perception of colour, I made a little game called "What's My JND"

[keithamus@indieweb.social]

@joface this is the one consistent piece of feedback. Maybe we should start a support group.

[johannes@front-end.social]

@keithamus What's My JND? 0.0032

[piggz@fosstodon.org]

@hp @keithamus I got 0.0021 https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=ANYhKP__-9yz is that good?

[keithamus@indieweb.social]

@johannes it's a great score! The best I've seen is 0.0018.

[keithamus@indieweb.social]

@piggz @hp annoyingly good. The best score I've seen someone get is 0.00018.

[revk@toot.me.uk]

@keithamus 0.0077

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@keithamus @piggz I assume that the quality of your monitor also plays a role. Both having a really good and a really bad monitor might help? A really bad one might exaggerate color differences through clipping?

I do have >=150% vision. But I think that doesn't necessarily translate to color vision. But I'm not an expert.

[virtualmarc@edgie.me]

@keithamus On an iPad Pro with Nanotexture Display + Paperlike protective film (which looked really dirty on some colors and created some "noise"). Touch input using Apple Pencil, so sometimes some px off.

[piggz@fosstodon.org]

@hp @keithamus I have to wear glasses pretty much all the time, so I guess that doesnt translate to colour perception. My monitor is just a midrange HP laptop, some of them we're really touch and took some pondering time.

[keithamus@indieweb.social]

@hp @piggz The display you're using definitely matters. I suspect having an old school TN panel and looking it at it from a really sharp angle might distort enough to see the difference, but also those panels could barely show all of sRGB so might not cut it.

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@keithamus @piggz well I guess then I'm sorry about my annoyingly good score?

[piggz@fosstodon.org]

@hp @keithamus How does the number of rounds work, i see people doing different numbers?

[keithamus@indieweb.social]

@piggz @hp There are 6 "rounds"/steps. If you're at round 6 and get one wrong, it'll back off to round 5, to gain confidence that you didn't just fluke it. Each round lowers the threshold. But there's a cap of 40 trials.

[ronflaix@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@keithamus https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=AVQgJv__-znc
Damn, it made me realize how much uneven my main work screen is, lol.
EDIT: oops, wrong url

[lisyarus@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@keithamus What's My JND? 0.0038
Can you beat it? https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=AXgfKP___DbL

I guess me being a graphics programmer pays off. Though at some point the dust on my monitor has more contrast than the colors

[pointlessone@status.pointless.one]

@keithamus Some time past half I had to clean my screen as it was hard to tell if it was an edge or just a smudge. Path 2/3 I swear some colours were like one degree away in a single channel, ain't no way anyone can see that.

What's My JND?

Find your Just Noticeable Difference in colour perception. How small a colour difference can you actually see?

(www.keithcirkel.co.uk)

[loke@functional.cafe]

@keithamus What's My JND? 0.0028
Can you beat it? https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=ARUiKP__93yv
Now, I suspect the monitor you are using can have an impact. I was using my phone, which is a Samsung Galaxy S24, and I increased brightness to about 85% in a not very bright room. Also, in one of my correct answers, I was bet unsure, and my guess was quite off, but counted as correct, so probably some luck there.

[peturdainn@mastodon.social]

@keithamus
What's My JND? 0.0044
Can you beat it? https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=AbchKP__7w2_

[catawu@mastodon.social]

@lisyarus @keithamus I found that when the response flashed at me it was like a glare stain and took forever for my eyes to try and adjust (it’s nighttime here). I have glare sensitivity and have to wear shaded lenses even indoors depending on the light. I did ok, I think, for an old lady.

[emkingma@mstdn.social]

@keithamus I'm kind of confused as to what you're meant to input when you notice the difference?