I dream mostly colored .

I also dreamt in sepia or a black and while like tone..not really black and white but almost(and only some parts of the dream)

I'm curious how a daltonist dream is like...

Wow i didn't even thinking dreams could be only black and white. I can't remember to this date if i have ever and i mean ever had a black and white dream. All have been in colour. But i have a tendencey to forget my dreams in the midday, i can remember most when i wake up but atfer its gone which sucks.
I want to learn how to lucid dreaming it sounds awesome.

i dream in color, and from the outside, and from inside haha, its complicated but like, sometimes i dream, and see everything as if it were a movie or a tv show.. aka like i see myself, and everything that is happening, but its actuly me controlling what im doing etc, i know its kinda complicated.. but on those dreams, i kinda know im dreaming when im in the dream, so i start of think of stuff i want to happen in the dream and they kinda happen haha.. i love those dreams..


the other deams i have are from within as if i were just living my everyday life.. and they are in color i guess it would be really weird to dream in black&white haha

i shouild try it when i have one of those, movie dreams.. be like.. LIGHTS TURN GRAY haha

I dream in color. Sometimes the colors are more vivid than other times, and I wake up remembering specific parts where the color was particularly bright. But most often there is nothing extraordinary about the dream's color, it is just the way I would experience it in real life.

I'm finding that I remember my dreams less and less. I really only remember one out of every hundred or so dreams that I have. When I first wake up, major images and events stick in my mind, but within the hour they are gone, and I mean completely gone.

Considering how weird some of them are, this is probably a good thing...

I'm one of those "super talented" ones you mentioned about. Most of my dreams are coloured, but occasionally I have a few dreams that are in black-and-white ("sepia" or "greyscale" is the proper term, actually). It seems to depend on the theme of the dream, with more "horror-orientated dreams" (nightmares) usually taking the greyscale colours, and more "regular" dreams being normal.

I've also noticed that in dreams where everything is greyscale, I'm unaware of it. I never seem to focus on a particular object's colour in my dream, so I don't exercise control over it. There are exceptions to those rules though... and that's the thing about dreams - we just don't know what the next one will bring.

I've never dreamt in Black and White, it's very interesting that you dream in it.... What does it all mean!?

Cheers, Sam.

Thats a really interesting thought, i've never focused on the colours involved in my dreams. But now that you mention it i mostly dream in black, i have had the occasional dreams in multicolors but they are rare and not to mention interesting as well.

@gisellebebegirl... of course you can see yourself as if you're in a 3rd person game..
mostly because the action is a thought, something you were thinking of before the sleep during that day..
you can even dream what you want (at least I can) by thinking and imaging that..while letting yourself to fall asleep.
1st person dreams are more personally I say... It's something normal to forget your dreams as long as you know it was only your imagination or something not so important (considering the dreams unimportant ..you get used to forget them fast...so if you're trying to remember them for long you have to pay them a little more attention).