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Photographic question. Is this possible???
Is it possible to have a photo of a child with one red eye and one white eye. Not white spots, the whole pupil white. I have heard of this meaning an eye condition, so wondered if it was a normal photographic problem. please help.
5 Answers
- The Violator!Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
It can be an indication of a cataract or another problem - where one eye is obscured so the light can't bounce off the blood vessels at the back of the retina. It can also be an indicator of a lazy eye - out of synch with the other eye.
You would normally expect both eyes to be 'in tune' so if you get red eye from one eye you'll usually get red eye from both eyes.
Hope that helps.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i've never heard of this, but post this question in the Health, Optical category. More opticians and optical experts are over there..
- Anonymous1 decade ago
this is not a normal photographic problem, you should check it out immediately.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
not the norm.. at all
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