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Title: The Effects of Filters on Colour Vision
Authors: Songden, S.D
Ike, E.E
Keywords: Visual Acuity,
Snellen Letters,
Ishihara Dvorine Colour Test,
Gelatine.
Issue Date: Aug-2013
Publisher: Scottish Journal of Arts, Social Sciences and Scientific Studies
Series/Report no.: Vol.15;No.1;Pp 3-8
Abstract: Colour vision is important in everyday life and colour vision deficiency generally lowers the quality of life. The objective of the study was to perform tests and measurements to investigate the effects of gelatine filters on colour vision. Colour vision measurements were carried out using the Ishihara and Dvorine colour test plates. The visual acuity measurements were obtained using the Snellen letters. A total number of 12 subjects were tested. The results of the measurements showed that colour vision improved significantly using the red and orange filters but worsened using the green and blue filters. Therefore the use of red and orange filters as spectacles is recommended for those individuals with red-green deficiency.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/621
ISSN: 2047-1278
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