What a lovely video, I think your dad could see pretty big changes but he’s an understated guy so he is keeping it very lowkey. That’s such a great plan to start a charitable foundation. I could see in that short reaction he had was touched that you wanted to name it after him. Be warned that there are commenters who live to nitpick and criticize enchroma videos, so you may have to lock comments if they get too much. But please continue to share the video!
Protan? When he called out the red balloon initially as black, that was indication. You should have got him either fitovers or Rx glasses. If he gets Rx glasses, he will not be disappointed!
Hope you, your dad & family are doing well dude. When he said he never knew his car was black was priceless, coming from a guy who painted cars his whole life 😂 I hear that they work alot better after a few weeks, did your dad see any impovement at all since when you recorded this?
yes he is keeping them in his car and he wears them when he drives. He made mention of seeing lots of new things from the tail lights of a car, to traffic lights and trees. He said he is really looking forward to taking a long ride when the trees turn colors this fall.
What a wonderful man, not was a hard worker dedicated to his career, he apparently filled ur life/family with proper love n necessities, as u my friend are a seemingly very loving respectful young man!! Truly enjoyed, thanks for sharing!!
Good luck. And people say us British have a stiff upper lip. I'm sure the full affect will take a while to sink in. 90 years without red spectrum. Maybe a VCR depicting the effects of living without red spectrum vision would help others empathise? An idea. Your Dad is great. x
@@DeFinisLand Wish I could say that about the rest of my family, but my great grandma lived through a lot. Wish I had the ambition to ask her all about her life when I was younger. When I was around 7, I'd sneak away from a babysitter and go visit my great grandma. She'd offer me milk and cookies while we sat together in the kitchen, then send me on my way. She was awesome and loved gardening. 💖
They may help you differentiate certain colors. But they do that by filtering out other colors. It kind of makes you more color blind in a way. But because the people are seeing these colors differently. They're convinced that it's helping them.
please let your father know May your life be brighter and happier and healther. This video reminds me of my father who passed away last year. Thank you! I wish your family be happy forever!💐 I pray it from other country
He looks like my grandparents did when they were in their 60s (passed away at 69 and 70). Crazy how people can age so drastically different from one another. Be grateful he has lived so long. Such a great gift.
He is working toward 92 now....lol. He just always tried to eat generally healthy. My mom and him have breakfast every morning together. when he was working, she packed him a lunch (usually a sandwich) and he always came home to a cooked meal. He grew up in an Italian household so there was a lot of tomato sauce/gravy, red wine and pasta. He stays active as much as possible. He likes to keep busy...usually doing something. these days he enjoys going to big stores like Walmart and just walking around. gets him moving and out of the house. Plus he will do the grocery shopping now too. my mother is and was always a very good cook. so if i had to suggest his health secret then I would have to say it was what he ate...
@@DeFinisLand aww I'm so sorry to hear that, I'm sure that's hard for you to see his sadness. Just know it really was heartwarming and made me smile watching him and I could just tell oh yeah, he's a sweet Dad.
My first child, I first found out that he was color blind when he was 7 years old. When I heard that there were glasses for color blind people, I tried to set aside funds to buy them color blind glasses. Now he is 26 years old, yet I still can't afford to buy him. Even after I am getting older now, I no longer have a job after an accident in 2011 ... I am really happy to see him can have glasses for color blindness .... God bless you all....
You could start a go fund me for him. Set the amount for the cost of the glasses plus shipping and share it on all your social media pages. Send me the link and I will share it on mine as well.
@@adhbadoang1086 You are welcome to post in your responses here an address for people to assist you. I am not sure if that is against RUclips policy or not but if you want to post a mailing address. The company who makes these glasses might be willing to send you something. Or people might be willing to make you a donation. I am not sure. If I were you, I would write to Encroma and ask them for help. They may have some sort of program set up for donating to people who cant afford the glasses. It may be a simple tax write off for the company to donate a certain amount of product.
@@DeFinisLand this information is really valuable to me .... thank you very much again .. God bless you sir .... I'm on adhbaqashwa@gmail.com , FYI.......Oh, and both my eyes are in tears to see your Dad recognize the whole colors out there...May He'll be in good health always...
He would love to go back to work. Two years ago he had a double bypass and ever since then he said he was done with working. He takes care of my mom now. She is 88. He misses the action with working on cars and helping out his customers.
Fantastic my Friend. I hope you enjoy every new color and right now with all the leaves changing for the fall season, this should be a very exciting time for you. Congratulations. what made you make the final jump to buying them?
@@DeFinisLand I searched google early last week for colorblind glasses. I didn’t know they existed. Been watching videos pretty much daily getting excited and prepared.
Thats awesome and it is exactly the same exact thing that I did when preparing to surprise my dad. To be honest, as I watched many of those videos, I would get quite emotional and tear up in joy. For weeks approaching, I would talk to my dad about his color blindness and we would talk about how amazing it would be to see true color. Although his reaction was not as emotional as some of the other videos out there...he is just that kind of guy. I know on the inside he was in shell shock.
I think at the age of 90, he doesn't know the correct names of colors and never has known them, and is gradually figuring them out. He has never seen them before.
it's things like this that really make you think what exactly is orange? this man would have gone his whole life attributing orange with something completely different to what orange in reality is, based on his perception. Makes you think exactly if anything is really 'true' how can we be so sure that the rest of us actually know what orange or anything else is as a definitive proof but just that . Is orange to me the same as orange to you? How does one actually describe a color? What if this helps attribute to the fact people can have so many differing views on what colors are nice or not beyond just basic preference or personal tastes? What if the reason say I could find blue absolutely breathtaking is because my blue is completely unique to what others perceive as blue. Or how others can say their favorite color is something like pink and i have to question myself "are you actually seeing what i am seeing?" lol It really makes you think about things in a whole new light.
Literally had this conversation with someone last night......and wondered it since I was about 7. I have Autism and sometimes I get glimpses of what things look/feel like to normal people...........it is overwhelming and humbling and scary and sad that our worlds are so far about.
He loves it. Absolutely loves it. Every time he goes out to drive he comes back telling me of things he saw differently. He says its a beautiful world to observe.
Wow, I work in a bodyshop and I paint cars, some colours are SO finicky and hard to match even with perfect colour vision, I simply cannot imagine doing this job if I couldn't see all the little nuances, never mind like this! I'm amazed! He's pretty spry for a 90 year old, great video :)
Thank you MN. Your right! It’s amazing to me that he made it all these years hiding his disability. But he over came it and that is something to be proud of for sure!
90????? This guy looks like he is in his late 60s or early 70s. He's aged really well.
yes he does.
I know! Looks better than me in my 30-ish years...
That’s what hard work will get you
@@rpgvoidergm2505 no. It's 90% genetics, 10% taking care of yourself. If not all genetics. Just like being colorblind, good trade off, I'd say.
Try look for Mahathir from Malaysia. Our ex PM, hes 96 now still involved with politics. Its crazy
He looks so good for 90. Many, many, many more years of good health and prosperity for him!
Thank you. Heading toward 91 now...in great health too.
I appreciate how this man opened his box 10,000x more than any other video I’ve seen. And I’ve seen A FEW.
What a lovely video, I think your dad could see pretty big changes but he’s an understated guy so he is keeping it very lowkey. That’s such a great plan to start a charitable foundation. I could see in that short reaction he had was touched that you wanted to name it after him. Be warned that there are commenters who live to nitpick and criticize enchroma videos, so you may have to lock comments if they get too much. But please continue to share the video!
Thank you so much. Yes he is a very understated guy. He is not big on fanfare of any sorts.
It's a good theory. I reckon the effect is also understated because it's a pair of outdoor Enchroma glasses, not the indoor kind.
90 years old? looks healthy and almost my father's age.
You are blessed to have an elderly parent.
One thing all these EnChroma videos have in common is that everyone has trouble opening the box.
Haaaa so true
Well what'd you EXPECT him to do? Cartwheels?? He's 90 for God's sake.
I can't see it! *Kisses granddaughter OOHHH MY HEART JUST GREW!!!!
Poor man Now he always has to wear two pairs of glasses at once!
I love the name Augustine..I had an Uncle who had that name!!
Me too! Everyone called him Gus.
same.
It is actually not the eyes adjusting but the brain.
Great vid, very cool to see. Thanks for sharin that moment
Glad you enjoyed it
Wonderful, what a great present
Yes it was!
Protan? When he called out the red balloon initially as black, that was indication.
You should have got him either fitovers or Rx glasses. If he gets Rx glasses, he will not be disappointed!
He looks more like 78 not as nearly 90
He will be 90 this month. Yep born in 1930.
Its good to see these elderly do this because these videos are not fake for sure.
wish your family health and happiness! I can feel the love in your family
Wait till he sees his granddaughter's beautiful eyes.
@Gavin Prime yeah it is
Joe Biden enters the room
What a great present Gary! I never knew this secret of his!!! I loved his reactions to seeing colors
Thanks Tina. Love you.
Congrats on your new glasses delighted for you. Hope you get to walk in nature.
Good luck with your non-profit!! That's amazing- you're gonna change so many lives
Thanks so much!!
Vous avez fait un merveilleux cadeau à votre Papa. 👍👏👏👏
NOW he's seen it all!!
Hope you, your dad & family are doing well dude. When he said he never knew his car was black was priceless, coming from a guy who painted cars his whole life 😂 I hear that they work alot better after a few weeks, did your dad see any impovement at all since when you recorded this?
yes he is keeping them in his car and he wears them when he drives. He made mention of seeing lots of new things from the tail lights of a car, to traffic lights and trees. He said he is really looking forward to taking a long ride when the trees turn colors this fall.
@@DeFinisLand I hope he enjoyed them. And the Christmas decorations.
Deus abençoe 🙌🙏 vocês
What a wonderful man, not was a hard worker dedicated to his career, he apparently filled ur life/family with proper love n necessities, as u my friend are a seemingly very loving respectful young man!! Truly enjoyed, thanks for sharing!!
Yes, you are right
Good luck. And people say us British have a stiff upper lip. I'm sure the full affect will take a while to sink in. 90 years without red spectrum. Maybe a VCR depicting the effects of living without red spectrum vision would help others empathise? An idea. Your Dad is great. x
He's tearing the box... he's never putting them back in there anyway❤❤❤ So happy for him! Grand daughter looks just like him
Those are some Frankford Ave looking houses
Haaaa.....East Torresdale yep....
My great grandma stayed in good shape too. Lived to be 105 years old. They don't make 'em like they used to.
That’s amazing! Your family is blessed to have such longevity!
@@DeFinisLand Wish I could say that about the rest of my family, but my great grandma lived through a lot. Wish I had the ambition to ask her all about her life when I was younger. When I was around 7, I'd sneak away from a babysitter and go visit my great grandma. She'd offer me milk and cookies while we sat together in the kitchen, then send me on my way. She was awesome and loved gardening. 💖
OMG
Total beast mode opening that box!
Haaaa. His hands are like Cinderblocks.
how good are those glasses. Your dad seemed pretty happy with them. A great present for him.
They may help you differentiate certain colors. But they do that by filtering out other colors. It kind of makes you more color blind in a way. But because the people are seeing these colors differently. They're convinced that it's helping them.
They are a scam
the way he kisses his grandaughter🥺🥺🥺 he loves her! so precious!❤❤❤
please let your father know
May your life be brighter and happier and healther.
This video reminds me of my father who passed away last year.
Thank you!
I wish your family be happy forever!💐
I pray it from other country
Sorry for your loss.
God be with you Gram💖💖🙏
I hear philly in your voice
Thank you
Is this Northeast Philly?
YEP
Awesome. 😍😍
I'm gonna have to try those out.
I think you will be pleased if you are color blind.
He looks like my grandparents did when they were in their 60s (passed away at 69 and 70). Crazy how people can age so drastically different from one another. Be grateful he has lived so long. Such a great gift.
yes we are blessed.
This is so sweet
Thank you
🌈👍🥰
Awesome
Thank you
Brave New World!
Such a sensible liltle girl!
He’s ADORABLE!! And man do I hope I age as well as he has!
Thank you so much ! Yep he is turning 91 very soon....still going strong.
"I don't have my shoes on."
Me: WE WILL GET YOU YOUR SHOES, PLEASE OMG, YOU GET TO SEE NEW COLORS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YOUR LIFE!. LOL!
90 years old? wow whats his health secret?
He is working toward 92 now....lol. He just always tried to eat generally healthy. My mom and him have breakfast every morning together. when he was working, she packed him a lunch (usually a sandwich) and he always came home to a cooked meal. He grew up in an Italian household so there was a lot of tomato sauce/gravy, red wine and pasta. He stays active as much as possible. He likes to keep busy...usually doing something. these days he enjoys going to big stores like Walmart and just walking around. gets him moving and out of the house. Plus he will do the grocery shopping now too. my mother is and was always a very good cook. so if i had to suggest his health secret then I would have to say it was what he ate...
Porque les dicen y no les dan la sorpresa... sólo que se pongan los lentes
si
geriatrics nurse here who just loves the older folk! your Dad is so sweet!❤
He is almost 93 and doing well however heartbroken since mom passed in 2022
@@DeFinisLand aww I'm so sorry to hear that, I'm sure that's hard for you to see his sadness. Just know it really was heartwarming and made me smile watching him and I could just tell oh yeah, he's a sweet Dad.
God bless you and your family
Thank you
My first child, I first found out that he was color blind when he was 7 years old. When I heard that there were glasses for color blind people, I tried to set aside funds to buy them color blind glasses. Now he is 26 years old, yet I still can't afford to buy him. Even after I am getting older now, I no longer have a job after an accident in 2011 ... I am really happy to see him can have glasses for color blindness .... God bless you all....
You could start a go fund me for him. Set the amount for the cost of the glasses plus shipping and share it on all your social media pages. Send me the link and I will share it on mine as well.
@@DeFinisLand I'll do my best,....and of course....Thank you , Sir...
@@DeFinisLand I'm Indonesian, and I just knew...that our Country is not Supported By GoFundMe... :( ..
@@adhbadoang1086 You are welcome to post in your responses here an address for people to assist you. I am not sure if that is against RUclips policy or not but if you want to post a mailing address. The company who makes these glasses might be willing to send you something. Or people might be willing to make you a donation. I am not sure. If I were you, I would write to Encroma and ask them for help. They may have some sort of program set up for donating to people who cant afford the glasses. It may be a simple tax write off for the company to donate a certain amount of product.
@@DeFinisLand this information is really valuable to me .... thank you very much again .. God bless you sir .... I'm on adhbaqashwa@gmail.com , FYI.......Oh, and both my eyes are in tears to see your Dad recognize the whole colors out there...May He'll be in good health always...
I thought it might break his brain 90yo seeing new colors, but he was very composed
He is a very composed man. Great observation! Thanks for watching. Six kids gives you a lot of patience.
His little wife casually washing the dishes in the greatest nightgown I have ever seen..... I've finally met my spirit animal.
Haaaa. Shes the nicest lady in the world too. Come for a visit and meet her...lol
Is that actually your name Sarah? Cause there is a character in the Powerpuff girls named Sarah bellum
@@thend4427 sarahbellum is my nickname from my grandma way back in the day 🙂
@@sarahbellum414 cool
@@thend4427 p.s. I had no idea about the powder puff girls. Thank you I'm gonna look it up 🙂
Now he can to back to painting cars lol
He would love to go back to work. Two years ago he had a double bypass and ever since then he said he was done with working. He takes care of my mom now. She is 88. He misses the action with working on cars and helping out his customers.
@@DeFinisLand that's really cool. Definitely a person to be proud of. That's super cool.
Awesome 😎
Thank you! Cheers!
1:15 how happy he was to have his granddaughter around him...
Yes that’s his favorite! She’s been around him more than any other grandchild.
🧎♂️
so schön !!
Mein Vater war in Deutschland in Frankfurt stationiert. Dies war um die Zeit des Korea-Konflikts (1948-1950)
Why did they take so long to buy them for him?
I did not know this technology was available until recently when I found videos on RUclips by accident. It inspired me to buy them for him.
great son
Thank you sir.
How is that man 90
He is very healthy man, and he drives too. Served in the Army as a young man and was stationed in Germany during the Korean War.
the girl "reallyyy?"
what do you mean ?
Awesome! My glasses are in the mail. I can’t wait.
Fantastic my Friend. I hope you enjoy every new color and right now with all the leaves changing for the fall season, this should be a very exciting time for you. Congratulations. what made you make the final jump to buying them?
@@DeFinisLand I searched google early last week for colorblind glasses. I didn’t know they existed. Been watching videos pretty much daily getting excited and prepared.
Thats awesome and it is exactly the same exact thing that I did when preparing to surprise my dad. To be honest, as I watched many of those videos, I would get quite emotional and tear up in joy. For weeks approaching, I would talk to my dad about his color blindness and we would talk about how amazing it would be to see true color. Although his reaction was not as emotional as some of the other videos out there...he is just that kind of guy. I know on the inside he was in shell shock.
@@DeFinisLand I am completely expecting to break down.
I think at the age of 90, he doesn't know the correct names of colors and never has known them, and is gradually figuring them out. He has never seen them before.
He knows....
I felt so bad that he's nearly 90, and has stairs to go down. How scary!
He is in good shape. He said he wished he had his shoes on that day.
Gotta love the Baltimore accent. :)
Wrong lol Philly
it's things like this that really make you think what exactly is orange? this man would have gone his whole life attributing orange with something completely different to what orange in reality is, based on his perception. Makes you think exactly if anything is really 'true' how can we be so sure that the rest of us actually know what orange or anything else is as a definitive proof but just that . Is orange to me the same as orange to you? How does one actually describe a color? What if this helps attribute to the fact people can have so many differing views on what colors are nice or not beyond just basic preference or personal tastes? What if the reason say I could find blue absolutely breathtaking is because my blue is completely unique to what others perceive as blue. Or how others can say their favorite color is something like pink and i have to question myself "are you actually seeing what i am seeing?" lol It really makes you think about things in a whole new light.
Philosophy
This is the philosophy of mind, specifically the concept of qualia.
Literally had this conversation with someone last night......and wondered it since I was about 7. I have Autism and sometimes I get glimpses of what things look/feel like to normal people...........it is overwhelming and humbling and scary and sad that our worlds are so far about.
Thank You so much for giving sight to the blind this is beautiful ♥️🕊♾
You are so welcome
Thank you for giving sight to the blind ..😭
It’s beautiful ♥️♾
He's not blind; he's colorblind.
Let him know what he's been missing for 90 years. Not sure that's such a great gift.
He loves it. Absolutely loves it. Every time he goes out to drive he comes back telling me of things he saw differently. He says its a beautiful world to observe.
@H S Of course, I was being a wise-ass.
@@MrCrowebobby how nice, and rare, to see someone graciously conceding a point on social media. Have a great day 🙂
Wow, I work in a bodyshop and I paint cars, some colours are SO finicky and hard to match even with perfect colour vision, I simply cannot imagine doing this job if I couldn't see all the little nuances, never mind like this! I'm amazed! He's pretty spry for a 90 year old, great video :)
Thank you MN. Your right! It’s amazing to me that he made it all these years hiding his disability. But he over came it and that is something to be proud of for sure!