Red Stripe 3.0.1

Red Stripe offers a solution for individuals with color blindness, aiding in distinguishing between various colors through the use of striped patterns and color modifications. This feature can be particularly beneficial for interpreting ambiguous colors on signs, maps, or enhancing awareness of the color spectrum in one's surroundings.

Stripes

• Oblique stripes represent red, dashed stripes signify green, and horizontal stripes indicate blue. Select the most effective stripe pattern to assist with color differentiation.
• By default, stripes are visible on reds and greens, catering to individuals with red-green color blindness, such as deuteranopia and protanopia. Blue stripes are designed for those with blue-yellow color blindness (tritanopia), but they require manual activation.
• The prominence of stripes varies based on proximity to red, green, or blue tones, making them versatile for distinguishing between different colors and customizable for each hue.

Hue Shift

• Red transforms into cyan, green into magenta, blue into yellow, and yellow becomes blue through a 180° rotation across the color wheel, transforming problematic colors into hues that individuals may perceive more clearly.

Luminance Flip

• In situations where dark hues may obstruct visibility, this filter reverses lightness and darkness: dark colors become lighter while light colors darken. The original hue remains intact, preserving the color's identity. For a fully negative image effect, combining this feature with Hue Shift can be advantageous.

Vibrancy Boost

• This tool enhances color saturation and slightly darkens uncolored areas, potentially aiding individuals in distinguishing subtle or muted colors effectively.

Note on Color Accuracy: It is important to note that changing lighting conditions can impact color perception for both the naked eye and camera. To ensure accurate color representation, it is recommended to maintain consistent and adequate lighting conditions when capturing images.