FAQs with Fourth Cone Restoration

[@rb962]

Just found your channel and love the work you do! I was watching the faq video and just have a little information to pass on regarding the 4th cone. You mentioned the human eye has 3 cones, so I thought I would clear that up. The human eye has more than 6 million cones on average and they are split into red, green and blue sensors that send signals to the brain that allow us to see color. There is a genetic mutation that can allow a person to see a 4th dementionality of color called tetrachromacy, which is usually found in woman as the gene is passed along the X chromosome. This allows the mutant to see the yellow/green spectrum and allows them to appreciate 100 million colors as opposed to the normal 1 million mere mortals can see. Hope I’m not too much of a nerd for you. Thanks for your content!

[@TaterScotts]

YES! Love you Ladies!

[@FourthConeRestoration]

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[@davemiller2832]

You addressed the latest posters you are comfortable working on (early - mid 1990's). What about the earliest/oldest? Thanks.

[@diabloprops]

In a future video, would you please show us what you use the old metal press (printing press?) for which we sometimes see in the back ground?

[@ViceChief]

sheen manipulation, wow!