Shades of Perception - The Effect of Coloured Filters on What We See

The video explores how sunglasses with different colored lenses affect our perception of the world. It explains that each lens color absorbs all colors except its own, altering the view. Through experiments with red, blue, and yellow lenses, viewers learn about light absorption and reflection. The video concludes with a DIY project to create custom colored glasses using films, encouraging creativity and further exploration.

What is the primary function of the special filter used in sunglasses?

• To enhance the style of the sunglasses

• To increase the price of the sunglasses

• To block certain colors of light

• To make the sunglasses more durable

When looking through red sunglasses, why does everything appear reddish?

• Red sunglasses absorb all colors except red

• Red sunglasses reflect all colors of light

• Red sunglasses enhance all colors equally

• Red sunglasses block all colors of light

How do blue lenses affect the colors you see?

• They block the color green

• They enhance the color red

• They reflect all colors except blue

• They absorb all colors except blue

What is a unique feature of yellow lenses according to the video?

• They make everything look cooler

• They block all colors except yellow

• They warm up the view and improve mood

• They are the most durable lenses

What creative activity is suggested for experimenting with colored lenses?

• Buying expensive designer lenses

• Creating cardboard frames with colored films

• Painting the lenses with different colors

• Using markers to color the lenses