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Love it but I wish it had more options!
A great free app that allows you to point your smartphone camera at an object and then press a button to announce the color. I wish there was an option for it to automatically announce each color without pressing a button each time to make it a little easier for blind people to use that are holding other objects and the phone at the same time. I also wish there was a setting to make the color options more basic, instead of advanced colors like maroon or olive green. Overall this is the best free app of its kind that I’ve found. If you’re looking for a free simple app that has audio announcement of colors without a lot of extras this is it.Show lessmoose543
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A good way to automatically update and look at colors. It is awesome.Gauge Mossberger
Thanks!
I'm thoroughly satisfied with the functionality of this application. Colorblindness is slightly less of a hindrance than it used to be. Thanks again!eyesick
Useful for color blind
I have trouble distinguishing color and this generalizes color to something useful to me. Other apps get too pixel focused and don't get the general color. Great app!Qntgeek
Love it!
Worked perfectly!Stranger321
Cool
Cool app but put something In so can Chang the voiceChevyFan1991
Useful!
I'm completely colorblind, and I find this app extremely useful. Thank you!Jeffjeffjeff
Very cool
This app works perfectly, I only wish that the point that see's the colour was like a dot or something a little smaller but overall this app flies with flying colours ( no pun intended )"A Greek guy"
Collies galore!
Ever wondered the name of a particular color in nature is, well this app gives you that answer. Simply aim the camera at something and explore all the different color names. Pretty accurate :) a bit of fun when you're seriously boredFighter4Luv
Neat concept
Pretty cool concept, though it would be nice to get the true color regardless of the light level. Almost impossible to successfully do. Speaking the color is fairly useless to me, but I can see where color-blind or otherwise visually- impaired folks could benefit. Still, neat app.jmitchel
