"Color IQ" test

**Pleater** · 12th July 10, 01:33 PM

I scored 8.

Must have a go in daylight, rather than under artificial light to see if that makes a difference, and calibrate the monitor too.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

**Woot22** · 12th July 10, 02:20 PM

32 for me, not sure how bad that is. 0 was the best score for my age group but some ridiculous number of 1000 and something it said for worst score so not sure how someone scored so poorly. Oh yeah my eyes hurt now.

**sanddog28** · 12th July 10, 02:57 PM

scored a 12 on my laptop, will try again when i am on my desktop with a much better monitor and graphics card....

**MacBean** · 12th July 10, 03:37 PM

A lot of the colors looked the same to me on my laptop, so only 11. Funny, I thought I'd be good at this!

(crosseyed)

**MacMillans son** · 12th July 10, 04:17 PM

52 year old eyes, bad monitor, poor lighting, cat got in the way...,

23

It was fun though, thanks for posting!

**Ryan Ross** · 12th July 10, 04:48 PM

My retinas are burning, but I got a 4.

**Rex_Tremende** · 12th July 10, 05:01 PM

I got a 4 - just a tiny band of turquoise that I screwed up.

Fun test, thanks for posting.

R.

**Bugbear** · 12th July 10, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by Woot22

32 for me, not sure how bad that is. 0 was the best score for my age group but some ridiculous number of 1000 and something it said for worst score so not sure how someone scored so poorly. Oh yeah my eyes hurt now.

Would have been better than my score, not that I tried...

**Hothir Ethelnor** · 12th July 10, 05:33 PM

8. I found if you blur the screen (i.e. focus beyond it) while matching the colours you can more readily see discrepancies instead of being distracted by the boxes separating the colours.