And the pictures are pretty cool and resemble some of pictures obtained from space telescopes, which is not so surprising, since the same methods of adaptive optics are used:
http://www.totalfamilyeyecare.com/optos.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanning_laser_ophthalmoscopy
There still were couple of downsides. My vision care insurance would pay for the dilation, but would not cover these photos, so it was $39. And I did not get the e-mail with those photos (at least, not yet).
