Thank you for the advise

It’s interesting that we both have the same type of colorblindness and I also found out in the military. I actually completed my first 3 courses in jet engine repair and was about to take the practical exams. During my physical the captain called me into his office and had me take a colorblind test. I was 18 years old and had no idea what colorblindness was but I failed miserably. The captain then looked at me wondered how in the world I ended up in the top 10% of my class. I can match colors very well but I can’t tell you what they are. They since changed the criteria for acceptance into jet engine repair school.

Thanks. That’s an interesting idea

Thanks. I’ll look into that

Thank you for responding. Great information

Thank you for responding John. That’s an interesting idea.

Thank you John. I will check that out

Thank you

I actually purchased Sun glasses that are designed for color blindness. They certainly boost certain colors outdoors but they don’t teach you what the colors or shades of colors are so not what I was looking for. Thanks for responding

Thank you for responding. Something interesting and worth investigating

I’ll ask around. Thank you

Greetings fellow members. I was a landscape photographer for several years and gave it up about 10 years ago due to time constraints and job demands. I’m now retired looking to get back into it. I’m seeking some guidance for a photo editing program that might offer some assistance for colorblindness. I have used Lightroom in the past and may go back to it but I would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you in advance

I have the manual but cant find the original box.

It is still available.

I’m selling a Sony HVL-F43M External Flash that was only used 2 times and very briefly. It’s truly like new and I no longer have a use for it. Paid $389 at B&H and will sell for $180 plus shipping.