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Subject:
human color vision
Category: Science > Biology Asked by: supermanhuge-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
25 Jun 2005 12:32 PDT
Expires: 25 Jul 2005 12:32 PDT Question ID: 536979 |
what color is the human eye able to best distinguish shades of? For instance, if there was a dark-colored needle, in a light-colored haystack, what color (for both) would make it easiest to find? |
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Subject:
Re: human color vision
From: toufaroo-ga on 29 Jun 2005 08:56 PDT |
If I understand your question correctly, Human vision is most sensitive on average to approximately 550 nm or light, or yellow. But, there is the issue of contrast as well. Yellow/black is the most visible color combination, which is why a lot of road and warning signs are of this color combination. So, a yellow needle in a black haystack would probably be ideal. |
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