anomaloscopetypes
Anomaloscope types refer to different categories or classifications of anomaloscopes, which are instruments used to measure and test for anomalous color vision, commonly known as color blindness. These instruments present a controlled field of colored light, typically red and green, to the subject, who then adjusts the proportions of these colors to match a specific yellow hue. The way an individual manipulates these colors reveals the type and severity of their color vision deficiency.
There are several common types of anomaloscopes, each designed to detect specific forms of color vision defects.
Other anomaloscope types may exist with variations in their design or specific testing protocols. Some may