Red Eye
Cameron555 wrote: Try to avoid facing your pets directly. The light from the flash hits the back of the eye, which is red, and brings iback out to the camera. Remember light travels back on the same path it travels forward. Think of playing pool and making a good bankshot. If you at an slight angle to your pets, then the llight will travel away from the camera at the same angle and you can avoid the "dreaded red eye." Reduction features on cameras can only do so much.
Stealthy beat you to the punch
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Scotty wrote:
Cameron555 wrote: Try to avoid facing your pets directly. The light from the flash hits the back of the eye, which is red, and brings iback out to the camera. Remember light travels back on the same path it travels forward. Think of playing pool and making a good bankshot. If you at an slight angle to your pets, then the llight will travel away from the camera at the same angle and you can avoid the "dreaded red eye." Reduction features on cameras can only do so much.
Stealthy beat you to the punch
LOL that's why they call me Stealthy.
luckywish1 wrote: red eye is cause of a flash was on it happen to me too that i how i learned by my mistakes
Actually, as was explained before, redeye is caused by DIRECT flash. Bounce the flash or get it off camera somehow (or diffuse it perhaps if you can't do those things) and your problem is solved.
On this topic a lot of people say "flash photography sucks, I prefer natural light" these people (very often) just don't know how to use a flash properly. It's like sticking your camera on full auto and wondering why all your shots suck. LOL
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