Bye-bye red-eye
February 21, 2005
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I've had a problem with red-eye in digital photos. I'm about to buy a new camera, and I wondered if you had any advice. Thanks for your time.
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Submitted by:
Beth,
CNET forums
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We get a lot of questions about red-eye. Most cameras have a red-eye-reduction feature (it blinks the flash a few times before you take the shot), and you can clean things up a bit after the fact with an image-editing program. But the only effective way to get rid of red-eye is by keeping the lens far enough away from the flash unit--something most point-and-shoot cameras don't do. Your best bet would be a model with a pop-up flash.
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As editor of the home and entertainment coverage on CNET, John Morris has broad knowledge of all consumer electronics areas, including mobile electronics, digital photography, and home theater. He leads the creation of content that focuses on technology solutions for different lifestyles, hobbies, and budgets.
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