The new Richmond HRR pseudoisochromatic test for colour vision is better than the Ishihara test.Each plate consists of a kaleidoscope image of multicolored dots of varying sizes with a faint image, usually a number or letter, hidden within the plate. The Dvorine Color Blind Test consists of a set of fifteen pseudo-isochromatic plates.The test plates to be used for each of the approved pseudoisochromatic tests are.
AOC HRR 2ND EDITION TEST PROFESSIONAL
This is important for professional job applications, needless to say I am chuffed about this development. The FAA are in the process of removing my SODA and replacing it with a letter that states that I meet the standards without the need for a waiver. To everybodys surprise I passed the Colour plates on this machine (ishihara plates, but mounted at the correct distance and properly lighted) this was then confirmed when I passed the Farnsworth Lantern. When I returned to renew my medical The AME had a shiny new Titmus vision tester. I passed and was issued a SODA valid for all classes of medical. I failed the ishihara test and my AME recommended that I go for the signal light test. It is very fair and they have a large body of both medical and real world flight experience to support their position in regard to this issue. Here is how the FAA handle the colour vision issue.
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