First of all, congrats on your recovery! The worst condition I've ever experienced myself was a massive scintillating scotoma, so I kinda can imagine how you felt.
Still, as a neuroscience researcher I am very interested, if possible, in hearing a little bit more details. You mentioned a color shift. Since you compared that with a broken VGA, I assume the colors were attached to actual objects but were incorrect, right? As if someone had played with color filters in Photoshop.
Did you experience color that was "detached" from an object, like a poorly calibrated printing press that shifts one of the colors a bit?
What about the fills? Was it like a random color noise texture or a solid fill but with incorrect color?
Still, as a neuroscience researcher I am very interested, if possible, in hearing a little bit more details. You mentioned a color shift. Since you compared that with a broken VGA, I assume the colors were attached to actual objects but were incorrect, right? As if someone had played with color filters in Photoshop.
Did you experience color that was "detached" from an object, like a poorly calibrated printing press that shifts one of the colors a bit?
What about the fills? Was it like a random color noise texture or a solid fill but with incorrect color?