With the advancements in the field of information technology, dynamic information services using multimedia such as digital signage are spread. However, the effects of these services cannot be applied to the people with a color vision variation, who differ in color vision compared to people with normal color vision. In order to provide high quality services such as a visibility and visual attraction, it is essential to investigate the differences in the impression of dynamic information presentations. In this paper, focusing on the electronic display that is widely used as a dynamic information presentation in public places, we create an experimental environment to evaluate the influence of dynamic information presentation in people with normal color vision and a color vision variation. In addition, we evaluate differences in dynamic information presentation on sensational perception between people with normal color vision and people with a color vision variation. The results demonstrate that the dynamic information presentation is applied equally to the static information presentation.