Protanomaly without darkened red is deuteranopia with rods.
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An example of an unexpected Rayleigh match, therefore, is a match range above normal (typical of protanomaly) and a normal luminance setting for 589 nm (typical of deuteranomaly), a match called protanomaly "when the red end of the spectrum is not darkened" [Pickfor …
An example of an unexpected Rayleigh match, therefore, is a match range above normal (typical of protanomaly) and a normal luminance …