There are many photographres who take pictures, but they don't consider themselves an artist. And I don't consider myself a photographer, I am an artist. There are many amateur photographers that do some great pics from time to time, but there may be one flaw. The subject may not be centered just right or they get that red eye. With digital photography you can keep trying until you get it right. In the 35mm, SLR world, you have to spend some money and keep experiementing. For those of you that aren't photographers, when I mention SLR, that's for Single Lens Reflector. This is how the picture is actually processed into the camera and onto the film before processing begins from negative to an actual picture.
Red eye reduction can be greatly reduced by making sure the subject does not look directly at the camera. When the subject looks at the camera, the flash reflects on the eyes, like a mirror, but they become red. There are other ways to get around red eye reduction once your pics are processed, but the easier way is to make sure your subjects don't look at the camera. You can purchase pencils, or paints and if you have a photo program, you can scan your photo and get rid of the red eye instantly. The only problem is that if you photographed someone you do not know, then you have to guess at the color of their eyes. The red eye reduction makes everyone's eyes brown. So your blue or green eyed friends get a new look. LOL.
Thanks for stopping by. Keep an open mind. New pics, coming soon. Shhhh!!! It's a secret. LOL.
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