No. I'm not being melodramatic here.
A couple I know were taking flash photographs of their kids, and they accidentally had the red-eye reduction mode turned off.
Of course, they got their kids with the glowing red eyes ... all except for the 4-month old baby. One of his eyes showed milky white. It only showed up in the photo and they were a bit worried so they got medical advice. It turned out to be retinoblastomy - cancer of the eye.
I've written more about it (with the original photos) on my blog:
http.//www.alscotts.blogspot
Check it out and be aware. It's very uncommon, but if you see the same thing you could save a child's life.
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Oct 21, 2009 @ 20:08
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No. I'm not being melodramatic here.
A couple I know were taking flash photographs of their kids, and they accidentally had the red-eye reduction mode turned off.
Of course, they got their kids with the glowing red eyes ... all except for the 4-month old baby. One of his eyes showed milky white. It only showed up in the photo and they were a bit worried so they got medical advice. It turned out to be retinoblastomy - cancer of the eye.
I've written more about it (with the original photos) on my blog:
http.//www.alscotts.blogspot
Check it out and be aware. It's very uncommon, but if you see the same thing you could save a child's life.
Alistair ScottOct 21, 2009 @ 20:08
A couple I know were taking flash photographs of their kids, and they accidentally had the red-eye reduction mode turned off.
Of course, they got their kids with the glowing red eyes ... all except for the 4-month old baby. One of his eyes showed milky white. It only showed up in the photo and they were a bit worried so they got medical advice. It turned out to be retinoblastomy - cancer of the eye.
I've written more about it (with the original photos) on my blog:
http.//www.alscotts.blogspot
Check it out and be aware. It's very uncommon, but if you see the same thing you could save a child's life.
Alistair ScottOct 21, 2009 @ 20:08
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Oct 22, 2009 @ 14:36
Thanks Bertrand



