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Fun fact some may find disturbing, when you see a red-eye photo you're actually looking at the inside of the person's eyeballs. Red-eye in photos happens when a camera flash reflects off the back of the eye, specifically the choroid, a layer rich in blood vessels behind the retina. When the flash is too quick for the pupil to contract, the light enters the eye and bounces off this red tissue, giving you a great picture of the inside of their eyeballs. I hope everyone enjoys knowing that as much as I have.

Millennial here, have taken plenty of pictures during the end of the demon uprising in the mid-late 90s. It went on for a while.

Millenials grew up going into a store to have photos developed from film.

How, uh, young do you think millennial are exactly? Pretty much all of us were around for cameras before phones.

SATANIC PANIC!!!

I hope I did not spark a generational rift here, I only wanted to share a funny meme I found.

I, Gen Z, am old enough too remember the red eyes on photos? What is this trying to say xd

Wait, do digital cameras not do the red eye effect? Now that I think about it, I don't think I've seen a photo with red eye in it in a long time, but I had always assumed that was a consequence of the camera flash, not the film...

Edit: TIL that camera redeye does come from the flash, but it hasn't been much of a thing these days because today's phones/cameras adjust the flash timing to compensate. Thanks for the replies!

Families wouldn't know demons walked among them until the photos were produced. Usually by then the demon clued in and left its host without a trace before it could be exorcised.

Millennials are old enough to remember analog cameras and photos of people with red eyes. Man, people need to update their definition of which generation is “young.”