dichromasy

• Sustantivo que designa un tipo de discromatopsia o defecto de la visión del color en el que solo se perciben dos de los tres colores primarios, de modo que cualquier tono puede igualarse combinando únicamente dos longitudes de onda de luz.

A noun referring to a type of color vision deficiency where only two of the three primary colors can be perceived, requiring only two wavelengths of light to match any given hue.

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1. Color vision deficiencyC2formalmedical

   A condition of color vision where a person can match any given hue by mixing only two other wavelengths of light, as opposed to the three wavelengths needed by people with normal color vision.

   Dicromatismo

   • Dichromasy is often inherited and affects the perception of red and green hues.
   • People with dichromasy may have difficulty distinguishing between certain colors.
   • The diagnosis of dichromasy was confirmed after a series of color vision tests.

   Sinónimosdichromacydichromatismdichromatopsia

   Antónimostrichromacy