I am sure that everyone has seen red-eye on photos. I have seen it many times on television when a photo is shown of someone in the news and a recent photograph is used. I don't have an example of red-eye to show you. This doesn't mean that I don't take any photos with red-eye, it just means that whenever I see it I change it immediately back to normal. Even the most basic software packages have a red-eye tool for removing this effect.
It may well be that red-eye is more common in poorly lit situations. It may be related to the size of the pupil, and light reflected from the fundus at the back of the eye, and it may be related to how close the flash is to the lens. You may see some photographers with their flash on an extension bar. Really there is no need to go to these lengths. On the occasions that you will be unfortunate and get red-eye just press a button on the computer and it is gone.
Happy snapping
About Me
- Michael Gradwell
- I enjoy languages and music and for many years I played folk and classical guitar. I still do, but in recent years the ukulele has been the instrument that I have played the most. I now have an eight-string and a four-string tenor, a concert, a soprano and even a tiny piccolo ukulele. I have many other interests, including a lifelong interest in politics, and because of this I have several blogs, including politics for novices. If you came to this page from one of my blogs and don't know about the others, you may like to check them out. Please feel free to comment on any of the blogs - let me know what you think!
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