I do not have a scientific answer to this, but i am presuming one way to approach this question is to also understand how colorblind tests would actually work for the majority of the population. If they didn't, that would mean that the colors don't interact with each other, such as the specific colors they use for those tests. All in all, since colorblind tests do work, I do believe that majority of us do see the world same way, in the same colors.
when you see all of the colors when they combine it makes black
This is because multiple cones may be activated at the same time allowing us to see many colors. The three cones may not always be activated to capacity, and the blending of the activations allows us to see variations of color, just as you could mix different amounts of paint colors (red green and blue) to create many colors.
There are seven primary colors in the rainbow- use the acronym Roy G Biv. Red-Orange-Yellow Green ( neutral) Blue- Indigo- Violet.. I do not know about the pixel colors which are in photography usage, not the optics of the human eye. Hi
pink
No. All the colors that the eye can see are there, so there are no others to change to.
Probably. We cannot know for sure, because of the way the brain works and is stuctured. But in general, most people see the same colour.
They can see all the colors we can.
Lions can see the same colors as we can, but they can't see as far away as we can.
hijust to let you know all dogs can see colors
All humans see the same colors if normal. It depends on the interpretation of light of different frequencies by one's brain.
yes they do see in colour but not in the same way as we do they see in darker colours
I'm pretty sure that they trained them to go towards certain colors and if they can do that they see colors like us. P.S. I'm not positive about it though
no, they see the same colors as us humans seeWell, not in the sense like most people would think. They can see spirits, and they can see colors that most humans don't look for or can't see, like energy. It's not very scientific, but it's true.
Wasps cannot see the color red. But see much the same colors we do.
If you see them making a weird look face or scared like you then you know that they see the same.
Cats see mostly in black and white, since they mostly hunt in the dark. They can see some colors, such as red and green. No, they don't actually, they see the same we do. The only difference is that they can sometimes see a little fuzzy, because, as stated above, they mostly hunt in the dark, so their bodies see no real need to see as many colors as we do as much as we do.
They don't have the same anatomy in the eye, so they have a limited range of color they can see. They can see simple colors like red and green and blue, but a lot of other colors they can't see.