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dichromat

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dichromat
Person having dichromatism, i.e. a deuteranope, a protanope or a tritanope.
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a) The applicant's colour vision does not need to be assessed b) The applicant must have normal colour vision as assessed by the Ishihara test c) The applicant can be an anomalous trichromat but not a dichromat d) The applicant must have normal colour vision as assessed by the anomaloscope 7.
Consequences and 'treatment' of colour vision deficiencies by Formankiewicz, Monika / Optometry Today
Other signs, such as reduced visual acuity (VA) or visual field defects, may accompany acquired deficiencies but other aspects of visual function are not altered in congenital dichromats and anomalous trichromats.
Acquired colour vision deficiencies by Formankiewicz, Monika / Optometry Today
The dichromat will be able to match the yellow to a pure red, pure green and all mixtures in between by simply adjusting its intensity (Figure 1).
Assessment of colour vision by Formankiewicz, Monika / Optometry Today
 
 
 
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