Dive into the unique visual experiences of a Tetrachromat and a color-blind producer, revealing their distinct perspectives on color. Great Big Story. Exploring the world through a Tetrachromat's ...

When most of us look a buttercup, we simply see yellow. But one artist sees a whole host of extra colours around the flower's edge, because she is a tetrachromat and can see 100 times more hues ...

This is the case with Antico; researchers confirmed that she is a tetrachromat in 2012. One percent of the world’s population is thought to be tetrachromatic, but it’s not easy to demonstrate ...

She's a tetrachromat, with four cone cells in her eyes, and she's able to see many colours that haven't even been named, since trichromats can't perceive them.

Inspired by the tangents derailing this Lounge thread, one question which arose was how one really defines the color discernment of a tetrachromat - as the vast majority of humans are incapable of ...

Heather Ford takes us to Liberty Station in Point Loma to introduce us to the world’s first tetrachromat artist. Skip to content. FOX 5 San Diego & KUSI News.

FOR years, scientists have studied colours – and whether or not people see them in the same way. Most of us have heard of colour blindness, and how that affects vision, but did you know that … ...

Dr Gabriele Jordan, pictured, a neuroscientist in the UK, has reportedly found a woman with the capacity to view 100 million colours - 99 million more than the average person.

Meet tetrachromat Concetta Antico, a woman who can see 100 million colours Jump directly to the content News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news ...