How would you see everything in invert colors?

Question

I'm sure some of you understand that you can put on a camera filter or a photoshop effect that can inverts all the colors in an image. I know for sure the there is a 'Magnifier' button for iPhones that allows you to select a 'invert colors' filter.

I am asking these two specific questions: Are there any glasses or goggles that allows you to see everything in 'invert colors' OR Is there any way that the future have possibly created optical lenses that have the same effect as cameras to see everything becomes inverted?

Answer

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Optical, likely impossible. The common filters I've heard of can at best let through a certain frequency (color), block it or split it (prism). None have a refined control over magnitude.
More realistically, augmented reality can achieve complex series of alterations in fractions of a second and such high rendering quality, that it would achieve your desired effect in a cheap and satisfactory manner.
All of the aspects of this technology are constantly improving, so that the output will soon be indistinguishable to the human eye. You'd put on glasses or contact lenses (or chips linked to the brain) that'll take the place of smartphones and the physical impossibility would be of little consequence, soon forgotten by the populace.

How would you see everything in invert colors?

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