"The eyes of the beholder"

[8track]

I'm a armature photographer, and I draw some times on the side. But I'm afraid that I'm going to be forever confined to black and white and gray scale. I'm re/green color blind, so I either see the base colors that I can see or it appears brown for the most part. And its very difficult trying to color art when what I see, can be a complete 180 when it comes to color.
I was wondering if there was a program or a lens filter that I could use to show others my art as I see it?
I know beauty is the eyes of the beholder, but I wouldn't mind every now and then showing others what my eyes see.  

[user_n_a_m_e]

interesting... I'd like to see how you see it!!! I've seen pictures of how things look with red/green colorblindness in biology... but I have no idea if there is a filter like that...

maybe I could search it on google!!! you can find pretty much everything on google these days...  

[MistressBebop]

I think most people would use Photoshop to select the colors specifically and adjust them in there. I've not tried anything like that myself though, so I'm not really sure how well that would work.  

[8track]

Yeah I've heard of my friends doing that. But you need to be able to see all the colors in order to select them. I'm so color blind that I need to read the label on the side of each crayon. :sweat: