If you're looking for a neat trick to have with you everywhere you go...look no further.
Chroma is a great EDC trick in my opinion.
It's a quick learn.
The downside though is if the work isn't put into the performance end or build up I feel it could fall a little flat. If you don't really know what a Stroop test is it could be hard to come up with a script for it.
With all that aside though, this can be a very powerful effect and is fun to perform. It does open up a lot of avenues for a performance, so it's what you make of it that will ultimately make it stand out.
All in all though I think its a great trick. Here is my full review of Chroma
Do you use Chroma? If so what is your go to performance with it?
Also, here's some fun facts about the Stroop test if you're interested or if it can help out with your scripting
- Used to measure the delay in reaction time between automatic and controlled processing info
- First published in 1935 by John Ridley Stroop. Since then it's been modified to help understand additional brain mechanisms and expanded to aid in brain damage and psychopathology
- It has also been adapted to test people with dementia, depression, and ADHD
Chroma is a great EDC trick in my opinion.
It's a quick learn.
The downside though is if the work isn't put into the performance end or build up I feel it could fall a little flat. If you don't really know what a Stroop test is it could be hard to come up with a script for it.
With all that aside though, this can be a very powerful effect and is fun to perform. It does open up a lot of avenues for a performance, so it's what you make of it that will ultimately make it stand out.
All in all though I think its a great trick. Here is my full review of Chroma
Do you use Chroma? If so what is your go to performance with it?
Also, here's some fun facts about the Stroop test if you're interested or if it can help out with your scripting
- Used to measure the delay in reaction time between automatic and controlled processing info
- First published in 1935 by John Ridley Stroop. Since then it's been modified to help understand additional brain mechanisms and expanded to aid in brain damage and psychopathology
- It has also been adapted to test people with dementia, depression, and ADHD