I know families get excited but it's overwhelming enough for the lesson, let alone having you pulled in every direction to look at things. Let them take it in for themselves first!!! But I love people's reactions tho when they see colour. It's so beautiful.
Lucy was my big girl... my dog... the love of my Life... my best friend... she left me last summer... Been sobbing ever since... She was white, not red... 😞😢💔🐕💔
I cant imagine not seeing the deep blue sky.. or sea.... or grass... or flowers. Never really seen a sunrise or sunset? I find these vids a perfect reminder to enjoy the beauty we are immersed in. Nature. Its spent billions of years to become the perfection it is. Life.
My response when watching you all is ... tears in my eyes .. I am now in the early 50s, I found my son was color blind when he was 7 years old ... now he is 26 years old... Likewise, I still can't afford to buy him a pair of color blind glasses until now, when I had an accident in 2011 and finally lost my job in 2013 ... I am happy for all of you .... may God bless you all ..... take care of your health ...
Such an amazing gift. Bless you. I want sooo much to get these for my wife. She is 26 and hasn't seen color since she was 10. I want so much for her to see ME! The color of my hair, my eyes and clothes. Maybe one day. We have a big family 6 kids plus my wife and I. So lots of money for them lol. But your an amazing person for this gift to give.
The families are always overly excited. A lot of times I watch these videos in the family is rushing and talking over each other and it’s a little bit chaotic. I wish they would just let the person they’re giving this wonderful gift to to just absorb it and stop pushing them to see everything all at one time. Just my two cents
I agree I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole of these kinds of videos and the best ones are usually when it’s just one or two people sharing the experience with them. A lot of times people are laughing at the reactions which I think is totally inappropriate. I can only imagine the emotion these color blind people are feeling seeing these colors for the first time.
Yes! They must tell them to expect to be emotional. Or warm them what it will look like. It can be overwhelming for sure. But the sheer amount of these videos makes some of them even seem staged. I'm sire they are great. But I disnt know color blindness was such an issue. Then again, maybe it wasn't until they made corrective lenses for it. I'm sire regular glasses were met with the same shock and aww that these are. Also why always the sun glasses? No one gets the others?
0:16 - _"And you can see colors a little bit better"_ No, not better ... 1trillion times better and "new" colors too!! It's like living in a new world FULL OF LIFE for colorblind people!
The only thing that would make these kinds of videos better, would be if they just passed them off as regular sunglasses, and just waited for the reaction.
Nothing special. My iPhone 6 got the same quality and fps. What makes it *a bit* special tho is someone for once uploaded in landscape mode and not portrait.
My dad has red/green color blindness. My sister and I both have red hair and it never occurred to me that he’s probably never seen what it really looks like!
hint for these videos: just film them putting on the glasses and the least family involvement and questions the better. Just let the person experience it and answer questions.
@@clurkroberts2650 it's not fun to watch, it makes the famaily look selfish and uncaring them talking or asking 100 questions to a guy having his life changed by a scientific breakthrough.
Jaden Pelate not at all. The family was happy and engaged. Not selfish. The idea that they’re supposed to silently stand by, observe and watch his reactions is ... creepy. I know I’d feel uncomfortable if I was him. This was a happy and excited family. They obviously care, love and share in the grandfathers excitement.
I hate the: "What do you see?" Colors you dipshit. Colors they haven't seen before. Let their brains process it. Color is such a basic part of our every day that having having a whole new color to process would be both amazing and unnerving. Your brain would be racing trying to figure out everything else you've seen that should be this new color, and trying to associate it with the word.
Ive watched at least 10 of these Encrhoma glasses video's and I can recall at least 3 of them said "Holy Cow" for their first reaction.... Cows are holy... i mean magic mushrooms grow out their shit for damns sake :p
I'm pretty sure we'd all do that if we could see new colours and were trying to spot the difference. I know I did that when I got my glasses and tried to read at a distance lol
Imagine being red head when south park came out with an episode of "gingers" high school was brutal so im glad someone can see orange heads as something awesome.
Most people see red-heads as awesome and lots of people are jealous of red hair! I'm sorry you had an awful high school experience. Don't forget that public (and even private) high school is brutal for everyone no matter what they look like and that immature kids will always find something stupid to tease people about. We love our redheads!!
I am an African-American Art professor. One of my classes is "Color Theory", which examines how color affects our life and perceptions and how to create them and use them for the most satisfying results ( only red, yellow, and blue cannot not be made, but all other colors come from them). When the grandfather joked "I'll finally be able to see what color you are", I laughed. The grandson said "white". I don't think your grandfather meant that. He's old and wise enough to know about skin tones. I think he merely meant what undertone since colorblind people seem to be surprised that everyone, including Caucasians, are "colored" in many ways (pale, reddish, olive, etc.). The skin is usually are seen as flat white. I'd like to line up about 10 Afro-Amers with different skin tones in front of him and watch his reaction when he sees the various color ranges. That will really blow his mind!! I do think that nature is the best way to introduce people to this colorful world because they can see the different natural gradations of a color base. Then perhaps pure colors of the balloons. I am happy that you can finally "see" and hope you have many more exciting, color filled days. Now take an art class!
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I love how absolutely amused he seemed at seeing how red his granddaughter's hair is.
His entire life he has nit been able to even imagine that color. Everything either looks like mud or bland blue.
@@someweirdoguy6633 I'm aware
That's the color my hair used to be before it turned gray.
Pizza gate perv
Definitely 🍊 orange
Her hair is beautiful!
I know families get excited but it's overwhelming enough for the lesson, let alone having you pulled in every direction to look at things. Let them take it in for themselves first!!! But I love people's reactions tho when they see colour. It's so beautiful.
I love how he was amazed by her hair color. It was such a bright color for him to see for the first time.🙂
Try to imagine a new colour, now imagine someone gave you glasses that showed you new colours... I can't even imagine how it must feel like.
TurtleBurger Glasses to see other Dimensions!
5th dimension unlocked.
Well actually it’s impossible to imagine a new color.🙂
Try lsd lol
@@chowderhead18 That's the point of this exercise, I am colorblind, so he's drawing parallels to what it's like to be colorblind.
It is such a blessing to watch someone see color for the first time. We all need to be grateful for the gift of color.
Shut up with all the damn questions, and just let the man enjoy the experience!
Now I know what it means....
"I see your true color shining through" ...
That's beautiful!
precious gift
It's like when I saw I Love Lucy in color for the first time... mind-blowing.
Lucy was my big girl... my dog... the love of my Life... my best friend... she left me last summer...
Been sobbing ever since...
She was white, not red... 😞😢💔🐕💔
I love her she's beautiful! shout out from Philippines!
the most beautiful color i see in this video is redhead girl that look so gorgeous my gosh she is so lovely💟💟⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Even though she has a grocery list tattooed on her left forearm?
The grandaughter is adorable
I cant imagine not seeing the deep blue sky.. or sea.... or grass... or flowers.
Never really seen a sunrise or sunset?
I find these vids a perfect reminder to enjoy the beauty we are immersed in.
Nature. Its spent billions of years to become the perfection it is.
Life.
My response when watching you all is ... tears in my eyes ..
I am now in the early 50s, I found my son was color blind when he was 7 years old ... now he is 26 years old...
Likewise, I still can't afford to buy him a pair of color blind glasses until now, when I had an accident in 2011 and finally lost my job in 2013 ...
I am happy for all of you .... may God bless you all ..... take care of your health ...
May God bless you too. I will include you in my prayers tonight
Hope that he has a long and healthy life. 💖
Precious. I wish I had a redhead near me when I put mine on!
Imagine just being able to appreciate the color of... anything. What could ever bring you down afterwards?
Such an amazing gift. Bless you. I want sooo much to get these for my wife. She is 26 and hasn't seen color since she was 10. I want so much for her to see ME! The color of my hair, my eyes and clothes. Maybe one day. We have a big family 6 kids plus my wife and I. So lots of money for them lol. But your an amazing person for this gift to give.
3.08 fellow says" I don't need a test..." (I'm keeping these) he had such a spring in his step when he put them on,great to see.
Redhair, the most beautiful thing in this world..
Gingers can be quite astonishing
Absolutely, gingers may not have souls but damn.
The families are always overly excited. A lot of times I watch these videos in the family is rushing and talking over each other and it’s a little bit chaotic. I wish they would just let the person they’re giving this wonderful gift to to just absorb it and stop pushing them to see everything all at one time. Just my two cents
Couldn't agree more, like who's experience is it
I agree I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole of these kinds of videos and the best ones are usually when it’s just one or two people sharing the experience with them. A lot of times people are laughing at the reactions which I think is totally inappropriate. I can only imagine the emotion these color blind people are feeling seeing these colors for the first time.
You're an asshole. They are excited. It's called LOVE. it's a hard emotion to control.
Yes! They must tell them to expect to be emotional. Or warm them what it will look like. It can be overwhelming for sure. But the sheer amount of these videos makes some of them even seem staged. I'm sire they are great. But I disnt know color blindness was such an issue. Then again, maybe it wasn't until they made corrective lenses for it. I'm sire regular glasses were met with the same shock and aww that these are.
Also why always the sun glasses? No one gets the others?
the joke he drops at 1:30 is exactly something my grandpa would say lol
We all know about dad jokes but that is 100% a grandpa joke lol
I love this! How wonderful!
What a wonderful gift !!
How cute! :) you have a very nice family and friends too!! You have fantastic hair!!!
0:16 - _"And you can see colors a little bit better"_ No, not better ... 1trillion times better and "new" colors too!! It's like living in a new world FULL OF LIFE for colorblind people!
He doesn't remember, and has no idea how important it is, and what he has missed his whole life, and what an impact this is going to make, at all.
Amazing after so many years of his life..... what a great moment thank you for sharing!!!
The only thing that would make these kinds of videos better, would be if they just passed them off as regular sunglasses, and just waited for the reaction.
I know, I'm tired of watching them open the box and pull the glasses out of the plastic bag
The things most of us take for granted
Aw.... this is very sweet! :-)
Aaaw this was an adorably sweet video! 😭🤧
I love that grandfather!!😍
I like her red hair
I am happy for him.
He was super skeptical at first. Awesome family. Good stuff you all. :)
I wish these came out before my grandfather passed away. He lived 96 years without seeing color.
Ils se levent toujours pour découvrir les magnifiques couleurs de la nature.
These videos are funny, the people with normal vision always seem more excited about it :)
That is some nice camera quality.
Nothing special. My iPhone 6 got the same quality and fps. What makes it *a bit* special tho is someone for once uploaded in landscape mode and not portrait.
brought to you by SAMSUNG GALAXY S9 *Do bigger things*
except for the audio...
I noticed that as well
A true grandpa. Ya, ya, my truck is Red. Her hair! Makes me miss mine even more. I love you, papa
How sweet!
Wanted to see the boys reaction too 🥺
red heads have big souls
I'm not crying. You're crying.
Gabriele Riva
No U
I'm not crying, the family is too annoying.
Me: What color are my teeth?
Granpa: yellow
Me: :/
Hahaha
halarious hahahahahahah best comment
Lol I can't. 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I'm dying 🤣
Thanks so much for sharing! Love videos like this!
I wish my Dad could've had a pair before he passed in '06...so happy for this man
vm brister He must have died because he couldn’t see color
Awesome!do ya have a video of the young man's reaction to wearing them?
These glasses are one of the greatest things ever invented !!
Next to a car lol
He's so funny and sweet
" I can't wait to wait to see what color my truck is!" lol. Awesome.
*awww man... now i gotta get some oxygen... i can't breathe thru the tears and the hitching...* 💜
How lucky🍀 we are, both of us, to be born with, immediatly, a " colored life"... 🌈🎨💐😍
I can not even begin to imagine...
great family!
always someone calling at the wrong time
I wanted to see him react to his truck's color.
Hyper X3M me too, and the young man trying them out.
This is the most enjoyable thing I've ever seen.
My dad has red/green color blindness. My sister and I both have red hair and it never occurred to me that he’s probably never seen what it really looks like!
Holy Mackerel, I loved this!
Wish people would just be quiet and let it sink in
No kidding, I've watched many of these and it's getting irritating "look over here, look over there, what color are You seeing?
Lovely video, lucky man to get a freebie. Where's the rest of the video of the grandson trying them out?
uploading it now!
@@jamiehiskes9633 I guess you never got around to uploading it cuz I can't find it on your channel.. unless you took it down?
I wanted to see the young guy get his chance too.
Them scientists should win an award; its the most touching invention for a long time!
hint for these videos: just film them putting on the glasses and the least family involvement and questions the better. Just let the person experience it and answer questions.
Yes, please. Too much music in some of these videos and it becomes all about the other people instead of the person having the actual experience.
Interactions and laughter with family is natural. This shouldn’t be a cold science experience. It should be a family sharing experience.
@@clurkroberts2650 it's not fun to watch, it makes the famaily look selfish and uncaring them talking or asking 100 questions to a guy having his life changed by a scientific breakthrough.
Jaden Pelate not at all. The family was happy and engaged. Not selfish. The idea that they’re supposed to silently stand by, observe and watch his reactions is ... creepy. I know I’d feel uncomfortable if I was him. This was a happy and excited family. They obviously care, love and share in the grandfathers excitement.
I hate the: "What do you see?" Colors you dipshit. Colors they haven't seen before. Let their brains process it. Color is such a basic part of our every day that having having a whole new color to process would be both amazing and unnerving. Your brain would be racing trying to figure out everything else you've seen that should be this new color, and trying to associate it with the word.
she is so grumpy, like she hates her life...such a good vibe killer/energy vampire...
This is so sweet!
So funny when someone ask if you can see a difference. Obviously he does.
vision is always taken for granted no matter the illness
Oh my, your hair's on fire! :D
His comment "I can't wait to see what my truck looks like" lol.
The ginger girl is cute!
Ive watched at least 10 of these Encrhoma glasses video's and I can recall at least 3 of them said "Holy Cow" for their first reaction....
Cows are holy... i mean magic mushrooms grow out their shit for damns sake :p
Thats a beautiful red head. I take one those....
Amazing 😊
What is it with families who don't know how to be quiet a bit...jeesh...
Woahhhh Loyola Chicago! I’d recognize that quad anywhere! Cool.
People are awesome
grandaughter looked like a hollywood moviestar
I cry ever time
Looks at wife and says "Is that what you really look like"?!
I love how they tell them not to put them off and on and every single person does it. Nobody listens. LOL
I'm pretty sure we'd all do that if we could see new colours and were trying to spot the difference. I know I did that when I got my glasses and tried to read at a distance lol
This was me the first time I did shrooms
He just got a pep in his step! Watch out ladies lol
Imagine being red head when south park came out with an episode of "gingers" high school was brutal so im glad someone can see orange heads as something awesome.
Most people see red-heads as awesome and lots of people are jealous of red hair! I'm sorry you had an awful high school experience. Don't forget that public (and even private) high school is brutal for everyone no matter what they look like and that immature kids will always find something stupid to tease people about.
We love our redheads!!
I miss my dad 😢
Awesomeness
01:55 for the big reveal.
I have tritanomaly
1 question: do these work ?
Phenomenal ......
But how do they know what color they're seeing when they're seeing it for the first time?
I wish I had red hair.
I am an African-American Art professor. One of my classes is "Color Theory", which examines how color affects our life and perceptions and how to create them and use them for the most satisfying results ( only red, yellow, and blue cannot not be made, but all other colors come from them). When the grandfather joked "I'll finally be able to see what color you are", I laughed. The grandson said "white". I don't think your grandfather meant that. He's old and wise enough to know about skin tones. I think he merely meant what undertone since colorblind people seem to be surprised that everyone, including Caucasians, are "colored" in many ways (pale, reddish, olive, etc.). The skin is usually are seen as flat white. I'd like to line up about 10 Afro-Amers with different skin tones in front of him and watch his reaction when he sees the various color ranges. That will really blow his mind!! I do think that nature is the best way to introduce people to this colorful world because they can see the different natural gradations of a color base. Then perhaps pure colors of the balloons. I am happy that you can finally "see" and hope you have many more exciting, color filled days. Now take an art class!
This is what science are for. To help people, not to destroy them...
Do the balloons come with the glasses? Every video seems to feature identical ones.
That's the same color as my hair. Minus the gray hairs mixed in. 😆
The kid's like, I really just don't care...
The redheaded girl is beautiful! But did the grandddad had to share the glasses with the Guy?