You saw the effect of horrible devil eye that happens when camera flash bounces off people or pet's eyes. Revue by "" Technically, this is called red eye, when the pupil of the subject's eye is wide open, it occurs when the light from the flash of the camera reflects off the retina of the subject, the color is often It is green.
A red - eye correction filter such as many photo editing programs is made by this free will, and the object of the photograph is "normal." These filters also do not work with the green effect produced by the pet 's eyes. The store sells pens that are used to resolve red eyes but again they are not always what looks natural and do not work in green.The best is that the devil's eyes It is to prevent the effect.
It is rare to find a digital camera that does not come with a red eye reduction function. This function can be turned off or on. It remains in all situations except for the best direct sunlight. Red eye reduction works by flickering a short burst of light on the subject before you snap a picture. Such a burst of light reduces the likelihood that the pupil is closed and the flash of the camera is reflected from the retina. This will then reduce the chances of red eyes.
It also helps direct your camera flash to directly hit your theme. Bouncing the flash away from nearby walls or other purposes softens the effect and reduces the chance of this unnecessary illness. Bouncing the flash will not shine whether your little angel is a human or animal while using the red eye reduction feature of your digital camera
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