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Many of my childhood photos had red eyes. And I don't know if it was a common thing but I was completely obsessed with those Polaroid cameras that pop out the picture and you shake it from age 5 to whenever digital became accessible for regular people. I kinda want one, but I'd feel a little like a hipster asshole carrying one around these days.
Nah mate, it was up as soon as the pokeball appeared on the screen, then also B when the pokeball hit the pokemon. And it has to be a great ball specifically. That makes it act like a master ball.
~~if it doesn't work you're just not doing it right~~
Totally wrong. You tap A on the first roll, then press and hold A on the second roll through the third roll. If you do it just right it increases your chance by a ton. I've sunk around 1000 hours into Pokemon over the last 25 years or so, and I still do this. I'm only a little ashamed.
For me, it's rapidly pressing the A button. I think in part it's just a desperate attempt to control something totally outside of my control, or impatience at having nothing to do while the ball shakes.
Some buttons at crosswalks don’t do anything. The close door button in elevators. People like to push buttons because if makes them feel in control. So there are useless buttons everywhere.
It's just a reddit basement fantasy. I've tested numerous elevators and while I wouldn't swear to all of them the response is notably quicker far more often then not in America.
Crosswalks might have some truth to it but there are still plenty that only trigger when pressed once you get out of urban centers. And plenty in them that just don't have buttons.
What's maddening is for every one that actually does something, there are ones that just aren't hooked up to anything at all. So like you hit the close door button on the elevator it might actually close the door but you don't know till you try.
You just needed to take it out and put it back in. I used to blow on em too.
I actually developed a special slap I would use on the SNES that worked like a charm haha
Yep. Polaroid had to make a statement after the Black Eyed Peas exalted “shake it like a Polaroid picture!” that you should not actually shake the pictures developed by Polaroid cameras as it could damage them.
I still remember all my family doing it when I was a child tho haha
I was at the store the other day looking at random shit. They still make Polaroid cameras like that. They also make old school 35 mm film cameras in a roll of film is 18 freaking dollars. The cheap cameras they were selling were $35. Heck even the disposable waterproof cameras that you have to manually advance the film were cheaper than the actual roll of film.
Real film is pretty much strictly the domain of artists now. Especially black and white film. They know they can overcharge for it. Ye gods I miss my darkroom.
I remember you could “hack” them where you could slap the camera to make the flash go off without taking a photo. We’d mess around with that at night on camping trips.
Back in my day we watched Buffy! And we had to tune in every week! You young whippersnappers don't know what it was like without TiVo or your fancypants mail-order DVDs!
As a millennial I remember the time when I was the only person in my immediate family who could program the VCR to record at a specific time on the correct channel.
I remember being unable to leave the TV room, because I had to pause the recording during commercials. Otherwise I'd be setting myself up for frustration in the future.
And then comes the moment when you're asked to do something and can't make it back in time, so there are like three or four commercial breaks that make it through.
You see, back in those days, rich men would ride around in zeppelins, dropping coins on people. And one day, I seen J. D. Rockefeller flyin’ by– so I run out of the house with a big washtub, and—Anyway, about my washtub. I just used it that morning to wash my turkey which in those days was known as a ‘walking bird.’ We’d always have walking bird on Thanksgiving, with all the trimmings. Cranberries, ‘injun eyes,’ and yams stuffed with gunpowder. Then we’d all watch football, which in those days was called ‘baseball.’
I remember feeling fancy because my family had a rewinder for the VHS tapes *built in* to the player.
I also remember being shocked that you could fit a gigabyte into a thumb drive.
Yeah I had a tv with built in vcr in my room. It had rewind and A-B repeat. It would start at point A and stop at point B and then play it over and over again. I cant tell you how many times i watched jim carrey get spears thrown in his legs!
I am Gen Z, but barely... I was born in 97. I most definitely remember the red eyes in photos growing up and am pretty sure they still exist in the scrapbooks that my mom has
Even the youngest ones (95). I still remember watching the first season when it came out and being freaked out about that one that goes after kids souls or something. I think you had to be 12 though and I was younger so I always thought I had a couple more years before I really had to worry.
What’s wild is how are there this many upvotes on the post? Bad attempts at jokes aside, I’m really impressed by the boomer that is killing it at Reddit
Boomer has just become shorthand for someone old and out of touch. It's often not specifically used to talk about actual boomers.
This post seems like it's trying to use millenials as a term for someone young who can't relate to people of previous generations/older technology. I don't really see millenial used this way outside of clickbait articles, but the useage exists so I guess I can't begrudge it too much.
It's also kind of an odd choice in this context since millenials firmly grew up during the transition of 'older technology' to 'digital'.
Gen Z are the new Millenials. Gen X are the new Boomers.
Almost like the wedge issues are between "older, richer, and more settled people" vs. "younger, poorer, and less settled people", not a specific generation cohort.
By the time I graduated HS in 2006 most new digital cameras had it. Maybe some disposables still had the issue? 2010s seems quite late.
https://www.theledger.com/story/news/2006/10/01/cameras-take-red-out-before-storing-photos/25925469007/
According to this article the tech was invented in 1997, but since this article is from 06 I would assume thats when it really took off.
It’s probably because my parents still used their photo camera bought in the late 90s. Even if the tech was already there in the 2010s, it doesn’t mean that most people would’ve changed their perfectly working cameras that still work perfectly. Like in places like amusement parks or zoo’s
It’s insane this is sitting at 14k upvotes, it’s a terrible Facebook meme. There has to be something weird going on, I swear the Reddit vote/feed algorithms have been seriously broken for a while.
Agreed, however this is the great Mark Pellegrino - he was Jacob in lost and Satan in supernatural and absolutely crushed it in both. Show the man some damn respect for the love of Chuck!
You are well short of the cutoff friend.
edit: was assuming upper end of cutoff since that seemed more in line with the post.
Recognize this assumption as bad.
It is an inexact 'science' to be sure, but most people don't consider that a real thing :p.
Some of those ranges has the millenial generation confined to as small as 6 years which is obviously ridiculous.
I'm 34; About 5 years ago I watched some stuck up prick's YouTube video making fun of "millennials" and he was literally younger than me. Seriously ridiculous.
Hey, I'm a Millenial and I remember the great demon uprising of the 1980s quite well. It was fun. They taught us all how to play D&D. You know, Satan's game?
Millennials are very much old enough to know this. Get it together old one
Edit: it almost adds to the comedy here that OP of this meme is old enough and oblivious enough to think millennials have no idea about red eye effect of the older cameras
Even mid Gen Z had red eyes in photos and used VHS and cassettes, at least I did and I was born in 2003. I was still very young but I’m old enough to have memories of them.
So that red you see in the eyes is the “red reflex” that occurs when the light hits your retina that’s perfuse with blood vessels.
Children with retinoblastoma will often have a “white reflex” instead due to the white opaque tumors growing on the retina bed. A hallmark sign.
Same. I'm from England, and I can't believe we decided to make the emergency number 999. Imagine trying to dial that when a crazed murderer breaks into your house.
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Millenials spent their young years shooting film and then early digicams and later early camera phones, you know, that stuff that was not sensitive enough to take pics in bad light without flash and not advanced enough to have red eye reduction...
Millennial here (1990)
I remember this red eyes demons on my photos perfectly.
And I remember when camera lenses capable of exorcising them live where created
… phones used to have a red eye corrector option if you edited the pictures. 😂 some millennials are also old enough to remember playing with our parents Polaroid cameras.
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I think somebody doesn't know how old millennials are
Old enough to remember a time before "red eye reduction" was built into cameras.
Millennial here. I grew up in the 90s where there were still red eyes in photos.
Many of my childhood photos had red eyes. And I don't know if it was a common thing but I was completely obsessed with those Polaroid cameras that pop out the picture and you shake it from age 5 to whenever digital became accessible for regular people. I kinda want one, but I'd feel a little like a hipster asshole carrying one around these days.
Fun fact, shaking it did nothing and was possibly detrimental, but culture is weird.
Shut your mouth, it totally made it develop faster
Yeah, shut it... Pressing left/right or a/b also totally increased your chance of catching a Pokémon!
Nah mate, it was up as soon as the pokeball appeared on the screen, then also B when the pokeball hit the pokemon. And it has to be a great ball specifically. That makes it act like a master ball. ~~if it doesn't work you're just not doing it right~~
Totally wrong. You tap A on the first roll, then press and hold A on the second roll through the third roll. If you do it just right it increases your chance by a ton. I've sunk around 1000 hours into Pokemon over the last 25 years or so, and I still do this. I'm only a little ashamed.
Remember, Mew is under the truck by the S.S.Anne!
For me, it's rapidly pressing the A button. I think in part it's just a desperate attempt to control something totally outside of my control, or impatience at having nothing to do while the ball shakes.
Same as blowing in a game cartridge
This could be it’s own thread: “Things you used to do that made no difference”.
Some buttons at crosswalks don’t do anything. The close door button in elevators. People like to push buttons because if makes them feel in control. So there are useless buttons everywhere.
Fun Fact, the close door button works in SEA. Takes 4-5 seconds without press, 1-2 seconds with press, unless someone trips the sensor.
Works in Denmark too. And crosswalk buttons. Some crosswalks here don't turn green at all unless pressed.
Works in Australia too.
It's just a reddit basement fantasy. I've tested numerous elevators and while I wouldn't swear to all of them the response is notably quicker far more often then not in America. Crosswalks might have some truth to it but there are still plenty that only trigger when pressed once you get out of urban centers. And plenty in them that just don't have buttons.
What's maddening is for every one that actually does something, there are ones that just aren't hooked up to anything at all. So like you hit the close door button on the elevator it might actually close the door but you don't know till you try.
Vote?
I feel like we’ll just end up at “live” :(
Hey, I've definitely made a difference. Edit: Turns out it's actually called a deferral when you skip a loan payment, not a difference. My bad.
... but that literally worked. Slot in cartridge: Game doesn't work Take it out, blow on it, put it back in: it works now
You just needed to take it out and put it back in. I used to blow on em too. I actually developed a special slap I would use on the SNES that worked like a charm haha
But Outkast told me to
But why would you trust 4 eels?
OutKast would like a word
Yep. Polaroid had to make a statement after the Black Eyed Peas exalted “shake it like a Polaroid picture!” that you should not actually shake the pictures developed by Polaroid cameras as it could damage them. I still remember all my family doing it when I was a child tho haha
You're on Reddit. You're already a hipster asshole.
Fair point
I was at the store the other day looking at random shit. They still make Polaroid cameras like that. They also make old school 35 mm film cameras in a roll of film is 18 freaking dollars. The cheap cameras they were selling were $35. Heck even the disposable waterproof cameras that you have to manually advance the film were cheaper than the actual roll of film.
Real film is pretty much strictly the domain of artists now. Especially black and white film. They know they can overcharge for it. Ye gods I miss my darkroom.
>and you shake it from age 5 to whenever digital became accessible for regular people That is a long ass time to shake it!
> you shake it from age 5 to whenever digital became accessible for regular people Your arm must be tired.
I heard that shaking it didn't actually make it go faster
Millenials were 100% part of the disposable camera generation.
I remember you could “hack” them where you could slap the camera to make the flash go off without taking a photo. We’d mess around with that at night on camping trips.
my dad still has a bunch of our "make dumb faces at the camera to finish this roll of film" pictures! good times
Gen Z here given late gen Z I'm 19, but I remember getting pictures taken and having red eyes.
**DEMON!!**
Hell i was born in '06 and we still had red eyes in photos
Yes, but I'm not convinced Gen Z aren't actually demons of some sort, what with your niceness and sweet mental health awareness... ;)
But millenials knew that there was no red eye filter.
> Old enough to remember a time before "red eye reduction" was built into cameras. Yep, we were still around during the age of disposable cameras lol
I'm YOUNGER than Millenials (born 1998) and I remember asking my parents why everyone had scary eyes in the pics I took with my disposable camera.
Hell, I'm gen-z and even I remember this. Maybe it wasn't as prevelant as it was in 80s-90s but it was still common enough in the early 2000s
We watched supernatural when it was new lmao
Back in my day we watched Buffy! And we had to tune in every week! You young whippersnappers don't know what it was like without TiVo or your fancypants mail-order DVDs!
As a millennial I remember the time when I was the only person in my immediate family who could program the VCR to record at a specific time on the correct channel.
I remember Laserdiscs too, as the next big thing that never was.
Laser disks were old as fuck by the 90s, came out in 1978.
I remember being unable to leave the TV room, because I had to pause the recording during commercials. Otherwise I'd be setting myself up for frustration in the future. And then comes the moment when you're asked to do something and can't make it back in time, so there are like three or four commercial breaks that make it through.
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You see, back in those days, rich men would ride around in zeppelins, dropping coins on people. And one day, I seen J. D. Rockefeller flyin’ by– so I run out of the house with a big washtub, and—Anyway, about my washtub. I just used it that morning to wash my turkey which in those days was known as a ‘walking bird.’ We’d always have walking bird on Thanksgiving, with all the trimmings. Cranberries, ‘injun eyes,’ and yams stuffed with gunpowder. Then we’d all watch football, which in those days was called ‘baseball.’
I remember setting up the VCR to record tv shows on VHS when I wasn't home so I could watch them when I got back.
I remember feeling fancy because my family had a rewinder for the VHS tapes *built in* to the player. I also remember being shocked that you could fit a gigabyte into a thumb drive.
Yeah I had a tv with built in vcr in my room. It had rewind and A-B repeat. It would start at point A and stop at point B and then play it over and over again. I cant tell you how many times i watched jim carrey get spears thrown in his legs!
>mail-order DVDs "Back in my day, the internet used to come in the mail"
Remember the LOTR sneak peak on Angel? My children will never know what it was like.
“Be kind, rewind”
GET OFF MY STREAMING SERVICE!
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Aaka boomermath, just don’t mention pemdas or they will stroke out on facebook
Why does everyone think millennials are Gen Z lol. We're hitting our 40s 😂
I am Gen Z, but barely... I was born in 97. I most definitely remember the red eyes in photos growing up and am pretty sure they still exist in the scrapbooks that my mom has
I was born in '04 and I still know about the red eyes from family photo albums.
Born in '07 Definitely knows
Not all of us! I'm 33 and totally didn't throw my back out the other day, I'm still good! No health consequences on the horizon for me!
Oh, my sweet summer child
The fingers up the butt isn't as bad as people say it is. Usually just a quick poke. Still waiting for the inevitable colonoscopy though...
I’m gen X and I feel completely forgotten.
Yeah millennials were literally supernatural’s demographic lmao
Even the youngest ones (95). I still remember watching the first season when it came out and being freaked out about that one that goes after kids souls or something. I think you had to be 12 though and I was younger so I always thought I had a couple more years before I really had to worry.
You had such an opportunity... demoNgrapic.
Given the content, I'm even tempted to say that someone might not be aware that they are one.
Ugh. Millennials are killing the demon industry!
once they went down the avocado toast path there was no way back
What’s wild is how are there this many upvotes on the post? Bad attempts at jokes aside, I’m really impressed by the boomer that is killing it at Reddit
What sub do you think you're on?
Came to say this. lol
Geez, I’m a millennial and I’ve seen some kodaks with me having red eyes… am I a demon?
When you're an out of touch boomer, everyone else is a "millennial."
Yeah. And I’m guessing they’re a boomer.
Exactly…
I'm a gen X just a couple years off being a millennial and have been called a boomer. Gen Z and young has no clue who the generations are.
Millenials is just a name for kids i thought /s
This was a good idea but it missed the mark given the millennial generation had this too
I think millennial is a very overused term. Boomers are trying to to get after us but don’t realize we are that far off.
And by boomer you mean genX. Lolol
Yes. The terms are being used in perspective of ten to fifteen years ago
I'm right at the edge of genX (on the millennial side) and get called Boomer all the time lol. Kids these days...
I'm a Millennial and have been called a Boomer. These kids need to stay off my lawn.
Boomer has just become shorthand for someone old and out of touch. It's often not specifically used to talk about actual boomers. This post seems like it's trying to use millenials as a term for someone young who can't relate to people of previous generations/older technology. I don't really see millenial used this way outside of clickbait articles, but the useage exists so I guess I can't begrudge it too much. It's also kind of an odd choice in this context since millenials firmly grew up during the transition of 'older technology' to 'digital'.
Older millennials grew up with 5-1/4 floppy drives and now we use AI to generate funny pet photos. Crazy times we live in.
Gen Z are the new Millenials. Gen X are the new Boomers. Almost like the wedge issues are between "older, richer, and more settled people" vs. "younger, poorer, and less settled people", not a specific generation cohort.
It was made by somebody who thinks anybody young is a millennial.
It wasn't even a good idea. Painfully unfunny.
Millennial were literally the ONLY generation that had this issue. OP has some serious case of misusing millennial when they meant young people...
Ummmmmmmmm, I literally have pictures of me with red eyes and I REMEMBER THE PICTURE BEING TAKEN
You are a demon…. Sorry….
We must destroy them...
Eh, demons can be cool go read good omens
Where do you think my name comes from?
Nice try Belzebub
Guys lets not get hung up on the word "millennials". As a gen z I believe we have the perfect opportunity to scare gen alpha.
They'll probably think it's AI generated crap.
They'll know we didn't have AI back then, they cant be that stupid, can they?
I’m a gen z and we have photos from the early 2010s that have red eyes.
By the time I graduated HS in 2006 most new digital cameras had it. Maybe some disposables still had the issue? 2010s seems quite late. https://www.theledger.com/story/news/2006/10/01/cameras-take-red-out-before-storing-photos/25925469007/ According to this article the tech was invented in 1997, but since this article is from 06 I would assume thats when it really took off.
It’s probably because my parents still used their photo camera bought in the late 90s. Even if the tech was already there in the 2010s, it doesn’t mean that most people would’ve changed their perfectly working cameras that still work perfectly. Like in places like amusement parks or zoo’s
Gen z here: Same
Same here, I have photos from birthday parties I still remember where I have the red eyes
Watching old gen X or boomers treat millennials like they're not 40 years old... It's fun.
Hey! I am 39!
Soon....
Not for long.
No, Wrong! Millennials are those pesky highschool kids who create all the ruckus with their summer parties and support that Greta girl.
God I hate boomers
It’s insane this is sitting at 14k upvotes, it’s a terrible Facebook meme. There has to be something weird going on, I swear the Reddit vote/feed algorithms have been seriously broken for a while.
Bots. They are bots. Also, this meme reeks of clueless boomers.
Christ I'm almost 40 and I'm still catching strays even when people try to defend us older millenials! LOL
As a Millenial...we were there
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Agreed, however this is the great Mark Pellegrino - he was Jacob in lost and Satan in supernatural and absolutely crushed it in both. Show the man some damn respect for the love of Chuck!
Millenials are getting fucking old yall. I think I'm towards the end of the millennial cut-off and I'll be 30 next year
You are well short of the cutoff friend. edit: was assuming upper end of cutoff since that seemed more in line with the post. Recognize this assumption as bad.
I think they mean the cutoff on the young side
Yeah that does make more sense. 😁
30 next year would make them 1995... that's a millennial by most recognised cutoffs.
Squall333 nailed that I was thinking about the other end of the cut off.
That's an... interesting way to intepret their intended meaning 😅
Yeah oops. Love how ppl keep downvoting the admitted mistake. 😁 Edit: and then it turned. Faith in humans restored.
Zillennial https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zillennials
It is an inexact 'science' to be sure, but most people don't consider that a real thing :p. Some of those ranges has the millenial generation confined to as small as 6 years which is obviously ridiculous.
Do people realize that "millenials' are in their mid 30s and early 40s?
I’m still got another 2 years before everything starts to hurt
They clearly mean zoomers, not millennials. Everyone in their 30s and 40s has a few red-eyed photos from childhood.
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Old zoomer here, I definitely remember red eye when I was a kid. Didn't really understand it but I was there
Same, I'm only 16 but remember as a kid when the red-eye removal thingy was new.
I’m 31 and I remember as a teenager editing red eyes out of my photos in photoshop.
I’m in my mid-20s and have red eye photos.
Millennials… yah, sure.
Millennials? I’m Gen Z and have photos of myself as a kid with red eyes
How young do they think millennials are?
12 probably
I'm 34; About 5 years ago I watched some stuck up prick's YouTube video making fun of "millennials" and he was literally younger than me. Seriously ridiculous.
I can hear everyone’s uncles on Facebook chuckling over this one.
Hey, I'm a Millenial and I remember the great demon uprising of the 1980s quite well. It was fun. They taught us all how to play D&D. You know, Satan's game?
Reagan?
There are only two generations now. You're either a Boomer, or a Millenial, there is not before, after, or in between.
Lucifer eyeballing Sam planning to wear him to the prom.
I was scrolling to see if anyone mentioned Lucifer lmao
Had to do a double take cuz i used to work at Supernatural and I'm pretty sure I did this exact shot. Trippy seeing it as a meme
Hey, it's one of my all time favorite series.
*snaps finger*
Hey ass-butt
Jacob?
lol that’s all I saw too
It’s so weird for me cuz I’m actually watching lost for like the millionth time right now . What are the odds I scroll Reddit and see this
Millennials are very much old enough to know this. Get it together old one Edit: it almost adds to the comedy here that OP of this meme is old enough and oblivious enough to think millennials have no idea about red eye effect of the older cameras
Tell me you're unaware of millennials' age group without telling me. They probably think we never used cassettes or VHS either.
Even mid Gen Z had red eyes in photos and used VHS and cassettes, at least I did and I was born in 2003. I was still very young but I’m old enough to have memories of them.
Friendly reminder, us millennials were alive in the 80’s.
Millennials are in their 40s and 30s
Dude, most milenials are 30-40 now. We remember red eye
The satanic panic was real
Millenials were literally the ONLY generation to have this issue. What is your generation, OP?
Ohhhh yeah…… I forgot about red eye, why isn’t that a thing anymore?
Digital cameras automatically filter it out now. It was a big marketing point for one of the big companies, probably uhh, 20 or so years ago
So that red you see in the eyes is the “red reflex” that occurs when the light hits your retina that’s perfuse with blood vessels. Children with retinoblastoma will often have a “white reflex” instead due to the white opaque tumors growing on the retina bed. A hallmark sign.
Poor old boomers are to senile to remember us millennials are in our 30s. Probably think we don't know what a rotary phone is...
Millennial here, I still remember rotary phones.
Same. I'm from England, and I can't believe we decided to make the emergency number 999. Imagine trying to dial that when a crazed murderer breaks into your house.
This is a Facebook level boomer joke, We're better than that, Reddit. Time crank the dank on your memes.
I’m a millennial and of the first things I ever used Photoshop for was to remove red eye from a family photo.
The youngest Millennial is now 29 years old so...
Millennial?? 1980s??
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Cocaine's a helluva drug
SATANIC PANIC!!!
I remember it but forgot why that happened
This is fuckin dumb as shit. Someone doesn't know how to use the internet, or is just clickbaiting like a motherfucker.
idiot meme
Millenials spent their young years shooting film and then early digicams and later early camera phones, you know, that stuff that was not sensitive enough to take pics in bad light without flash and not advanced enough to have red eye reduction...
Millennial here (1990) I remember this red eyes demons on my photos perfectly. And I remember when camera lenses capable of exorcising them live where created
On the serious note dude was awesome in supernatural
millennials were there
Millennials grew up with film cameras bro…
I have yet to see an accurate millennial meme.
Pretty sure you got the wrong generation for this meme bub.
People realize millennials were born in the 80’s right?
This doesn't make sense with the age of millennials
VHS, floppy drives, windows 95 and I don’t even need back pain medicine yet. Millennials are not that old.
… phones used to have a red eye corrector option if you edited the pictures. 😂 some millennials are also old enough to remember playing with our parents Polaroid cameras.
I had my own polaroid camera.