Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory Algorithm
Our Crossview 3-D — Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory algorithm tests
for what colour you are deficient in as seen through the real world in pictures rather than just
for colour by itself.
This algorithm should detect and highlight the target colour you can’t see correctly.
• The Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory algorithm tests for visual acuity, colour deficiency,
contrast sensitivity, nearsightedness, and farsightedness.
• The Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory algorithm also tests for deuteranopia, tritanopia, protanopia
and for a wide range of colours for almost any picturesque scene.
• The Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory algorithm is a low-cost way to screen for 20/20 binocular colour vision.
The algorithm uses the following technologies:
• Stereoscopy is a technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image by means of
stereopsis for binocular vision.
• Ocular dominance, sometimes called eye preference or dominant eye, is when you use one eye more
than the other, have better vision in one eye, or can fixate on something better with one eye.
• Colour Theory is a body of practical guidance to colour mixing and the visual effects of a specific colour
combination.
• Gamma correction is a nonlinear operation used to encode and decode luminance in still images.
• Thresholding is a type of image segmentation to simplify and/or change the pixels of an image to
make the image easier to analyze.
• Alpha Compositing is the process of combining one image with a background to create the appearance
of partial or full transparency.
-- Our Computer Scientists have combined these technologies for the benefit to give humans better vision options. --
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How to tell which eye is dominant by colour instructions: |
1 • Take a colour picture of an item, area or scene you believe you question what
colour your eyes are seeing incorrectly. |
2 • Pick out the colour from our colours dropdown that you believe you are seeing incorrectly. Or... |
Find a colour that you believe you can’t see correctly from the chart below or use our colour table.
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3 • Upload the picture to our Crossview 3-D — Stereoscopic Dominant Eye Colour Theory algorithm. |
4 • Pick an object from your photo that contains the target colour to fixate on. |
5 • Close one eye at a time. |
Result: The open eye that sees your target colour that matches the chart colour from the stereoscopic dominant eye colour algorithm
is your dominant eye. |