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Very Good Stuff! I want to say that this is a very good web site for anyone not familiar with color. I have to explain it all the time and loved the stuff you had. It is well presented and understandable. I will show others this when they just don't get it! Thank you.

-Rob K., Color Technologist

Vischeck people

Vischeck draws on algorithms developed at many different vision laboratories around the world. In particular, the interactive online demo owes a great deal to a 1997 paper by Brettel, Vienot and Mollon entitled "Computerized simulation of color appearance for dichromats" and to recent work from Brian Wandell's group at Stanford. Our info page contains a more complete list of references.

The integrated vischeck system has been developed by two scientists at Stanford university:

Bob Dougherty, PhD Dr. Dougherty completed his doctoral work in the psychology department of the University of California, Santa Cruz. He worked as a postdoctoral fellow in the department of ophthalmology at the University of British Columbia and the BC's Children's Hospital Visual Neuroscience Lab before moving to Stanford. After a short leave from academics to run a small company, Dr. Dougherty returned to Stanford as a senior research scientist to help form the new Stanford Institute for Reading and Learning (SIRL). He uses structural and functional brain imaging and psychophysics to study visual processing and reading development (see his academic site for more info).

Alex Wade, PhD Dr. Wade completed his doctoral work on retinal imaging at University College London in the Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfield's eye hospital. After a postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford University to study color and form processing in the human brain, he moved to Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute to establish the Brain Imaging Center there.

Contact Us

We'd like to hear from you! In particular, we'd like to know if you found Vischeck useful or if you have suggestions on ways to improve it. The best way to reach us (and the color blind community) is through the new Vischeck forum.

We do appreciate bug reports, but we currently don't have time to fix the many known bugs (such as broken style-sheet support). To report bugs or to contact the Vischeck team directly, you can e-mail us at info@vischeck.com.

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