Hi, I am color blind, so I have a lot of issues matching colors

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>>2489124
in Black & White so you can see the levels and brightness without the color information.

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>>2489127
And finally, the original.

So? Am I fucked when it comes to picking natural colors?

>>2489124
OP, you should check this out: http://www.ctrlpaint.com/videos/color-constructor-pt1

The guy who created it is colorblind, it was originally to help him power through that when painting. He also has a blog where he talks about dealing with colorblindness when painting, but I lost the link.

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>>2489124
Fairly significant differences.
Top is you,
Bottom is original.
I suggest doing altering the image properties in photo-shop.

In mangastudio they call it tonal correction and you can adjust brightness, hue, saturation etc.
Turn it to a point where the contrast is maxed and trace the locations where the value changes.

Then label each location with the RGB value. After that create a gradient that represents the change in color.

This is my theory at least. Not RG colorblind.

>>2489169
Does it at least look like it could be a real person's iris based on the colors?

>>2489163
That looks really useful and cheap. Thanks!

yo bro I'm color blind as fuck.
Usually I finish a whole project and then show it to someone and ask which colors are wrong. I'm a designer though who uses illustrator so we have a fancy little "edit colors" button that lets us change any color pretty fast. Not sure if photoshop has the same thing.

>>2489177
Sure, It's round and it's gray with some brown in it.
But you didn't come close to representing its characteristics.