Why do I see green where others see blue?

Answer 1

Dunno if this can actually happen medically in humans but it looks like your mid range cone cells which have a spectral resp peak at 530nm could be deficient lacking the photoactive chemical to trigger a response when green light (wavelenghth 490nm-560nm) is incident.
What would happen is that your high range cones 400nm-500nm which overlap part of the M-range cones sensitivity, would pick up the colour sensation as blue. However what you should also get is a sensation of red instead of green for some greens due to the low range cones kicking in at about 560nm.
What do you get for yellow (560nm-590nm) btw which is right in the mid L range, without your M cones working at all, yellow=red??

Answer 2

Maybe it's just the words you use - if it's a blue-green color, some might call it blue and others call it green.

Color perception changes as people age, because of changes in the lens. I had one lens replaced, and now I see color a little differently in one eye than in the other.

Answer 3

So what colour does green look like?

Answer 4

you,r not alone, i had a car, it was a peugeot 106. i saw it as blue but most people said it was green. on the m.o.t. some testers said blue some said green.

Answer 5

Because your'e a green eyed monster

Answer 6

because ur "daltonic" that's what it's called u tend to have a somewhat distorted perception of the colors. dont worry many people r daltonic or what u call in layman's term color blind

Answer 7

blue and yellow make green so maybe you have a yellow tint in your eyes

Answer 8

you see the same thing, unless you're colour blind - you just call it a different name

Answer 9

you may have partial colour blindness

Answer 10

youre colur blind,ive just found out im not black