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Estimados, estuve buscando información acerca del uso del flash en bebés... por lo que he encontrado indica que no es perjudicial...
Paso link a lo que eh encontrado.
http://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/16411/is-camera-flash-actually-harmful-to-infants-or-newborns
http://www.dmedicina.com/familia-y-embarazo/mi-nino/2001/10/03/epilepsia-fotosensible-mayor-incidencia-infancia-8623.html
¿Alguien puede aportar un poco mas de información?
Saludos,
Walter
Paso link a lo que eh encontrado.
http://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/16411/is-camera-flash-actually-harmful-to-infants-or-newborns
Q: What long/short term risks are there to using camera flash in photographing a 2-month old?
A: None, shoot away. -- John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO
Q: Can a camera flash harm an infant's eyes?
A: No, it cannot. Actually infants have more protection from a flash than adults since they are usually not interested in being photographed and do not look right at the camera. Also, they typically have smaller pupils. This means less light reaches the retinas. -- Don Bienfang, M.D.
https://www.naturescapes.net/articles/health/flash-photography-and-the-visual-system-of-birds-and-animals/Q: Can a camera flash harm an infant's vision?
A: The flash of a camera, even if used to take many, many pictures of your newest family member, should not harm an infant's vision. Although the flash seems very bright, it actually isn't much different from normal daylight. -- Leann M. Lesperance, M.D., Ph.D.
Lo que si encontré es que algunas personas pueden padecer de Epilepsia Fotosensible.. no solo con la luz de flash sino con varios tipos de luz..Resumen dijo:Flash does not cause permanent damage to the eyes of animals or people, even at close range. The eye is developed to handle bright light, such as the sun. This is the reason the rod cells “turn off” in bright light. Flash is diffused light when it reaches the subject. Only very highly focused light, like looking at the sun through your telephoto, or laser application, would be expected to cause permanent retinal damage.
http://www.dmedicina.com/familia-y-embarazo/mi-nino/2001/10/03/epilepsia-fotosensible-mayor-incidencia-infancia-8623.html
¿Alguien puede aportar un poco mas de información?
Saludos,
Walter