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The Colorblind Simulator application simulates colorblindness for Protanopia (red), Deuteranopia (green), Tritanopia (blue), and the four forms of Monochromatic colorblindness. While commonly used, the terms red, green, and blue are misleading. The three types of cones actually answer to a range of colors, with red, green, and blue being the approximate peak response wavelengths. Colorblind simulation is not about the generated colors, it is about simulating the same color confusion as experienced by humans with Color Vision Deficiency (CVD). Rather than using one undefined model, Colorblind Simulator Pro is the only application that allows you to choose one of four various models for simulation of CVD. Colorblind Simulator Gratis uses the default model. All models used are based on begin source code. All models help sRGB, as Android device uses the sRGB color space. All models used in the Colorblind Simulator Pro apk were inspected using an automated ver of the Farnsworth-Munsell D-15 Dichromatic Panel try. The purpose of the try was to determine if a simulation model generated responses that mimicked the same confusion as humans responses to the test. The models provided in Pro are: 1) Meyer-Greenberg-Wolfmaier-Wickline (MGWW) Meyer and Greenberg published their study in 1988. Wolfmaier wrote a Java applet in 1999. The code used in the apk is based on WickLine's revisions in 2001. The responses generated by the MGWW model closely matched human responses under all try conditions. 2) Brettel-Vienot-Mollon (BVM) The authors performed their study in 1997. The code used in the apk is based on the code used in the Gimp image editor. This model tends to not adequately distinguish between protanopia and deuteranopia. Of all the models, BVM responses were the farthest from human responses. 3) Machado-Oliveira-Fernandes (MOF) MOF is the only model that us based on the stages theory of color vision. While based on the BVM model, the try results closely mimic human response. MOF is the only model that provides separate tables for various percentages of CVD. All another models use a generic algorithm. MOF is the default model. 4) ImageJ CVD Plug-in (ImageJ) This plug-in is used in both ImageJ and Vischeck. The plug-in is based on MGWW, but uses precalculated tables. Consequently, the model is sensitive to any variation in try conditions. 5) Monochromatic Based on the sparse info accessible, this model provides a rough simulation of the gray globe experienced by those who suffer from one of the four forms of monochromatic vision: rod, red, green, or blue. In addition to providing various simulation models, Colorblind Simulator Pro allows you to vary: 1) The gamma to simulate various lighting conditions. The default gamma is 1.0, which is the system gamma. The Pro addition provides a feature that allows the gamma to vary according to the brightness setting. 2) The percentage of CVD. The range is from 0% loss to 100% loss, in steps if 10%. The default is 100%. The Colorblind Simulator Gratis ver does include ads. The Pro ver does not include any advertising. Simulation is a memory intensive task. While the apks check accessible memory before starting a simulation, the dynamic nature of memory usage can effect in out of memory errors during simulation. This only occurs when simulating photos, as every pixel requires transformation.