Now I see why Looney2ns is always staring at his camera's during his reviews.

[Holbs]

@looney2ns must have 20/20 vision by now! He must of known of the "possibility" of low LED light wavelength could be the answer to over 40 years of age eyesight helpfulness. I think I may stand outside and gaze at my camera LED for a couple minutes each night.

Declining eyesight can be improved by looking at red light, pilot study says | CNN

Just a few minutes of gazing into a small red light each day may help stave off eyesight decline as we age, a new study finds. If the results are replicated in future studies, the work could have relevance for a spectrum of aging-related conditions.

www.cnn.com

 

[Tekbotslaya]

@looney2ns must have 20/20 vision by now! He must of known of the "possibility" of low LED light wavelength could be the answer to over 40 years of age eyesight helpfulness. I think I may stand outside and gaze at my camera LED for a couple minutes each night.

Declining eyesight can be improved by looking at red light, pilot study says | CNN

Just a few minutes of gazing into a small red light each day may help stave off eyesight decline as we age, a new study finds. If the results are replicated in future studies, the work could have relevance for a spectrum of aging-related conditions.

www.cnn.com

That got a chuckle out of me.
The article says 670 nanometers red light. Very interesting. I'm even happier now that I spent so much time in the photography dark room with the red lights.

 

[Ssayer]

It's on CNN so it has to be true, right???

 

[shalem2014]

It's on CNN so it has to be true, right???

I thought the same thing, but every once in awhile they post something factual, and I think this might be one of those times!

 

[looney2ns]

@looney2ns must have 20/20 vision by now! He must of known of the "possibility" of low LED light wavelength could be the answer to over 40 years of age eyesight helpfulness. I think I may stand outside and gaze at my camera LED for a couple minutes each night.

Declining eyesight can be improved by looking at red light, pilot study says | CNN

Just a few minutes of gazing into a small red light each day may help stave off eyesight decline as we age, a new study finds. If the results are replicated in future studies, the work could have relevance for a spectrum of aging-related conditions.

www.cnn.com

Yeah, sure that's it.
Are you implying I'm not doing it to show off my gorgeous face.

 

[TonyR]

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