Red eye reduction: How is the camera in terms of reducing red eye?
940572
good! there are two flashes, and a slight pause in between them. sometimes people are confused when i take photos of them using the red eye, because they think the photo was taken after the first flash, and so they moved when the photo was actually taken. it shouldn't be too big of a problem for you though.
1461913
It is built into the Camera..very bright, but best part is it is adjustable to surrounding light, and it blocks "red eye" automatically..
1663499
We ironed it. Worked fine. Depending on how close you're standing to it/lens you're using wrinkles might not make a difference to visual look of photos/video.
940571
I've been reading and reading trying to find out about this and I haven't found the words "red eye reduction" anywhere except on your post. So, it really does have a red eye reduction feature? I and many in my family have blue eyes and without that feature we look a little wild in photos. That makes it a deciding factor in my purchase. Thanks.
1496828
I just came back from a vacation and shot over 1000 photographs using a G9 and the 220ex. I did not notice any red eyes in my photographs during evening photographs. I used the flash on all my shots, to fill in and they all came out great.
1610486
The wheel directly behind the actual button to snap a picture controls shutter speed when you are on M (manual) so turn that up to decrease the lag. It will also allow less light in so photos will be darker. You can slightly offset this by turning aperture down. Hold the A button down directly to the right of the screen at the top and the box on the screen will switch to the number on the right, then use the same wheel to decrease it. With the standard lens the lowest you can go is 3.5, when zoomed all the way to the extreme. This will brighten the picture a bit.
1617161
Its not REALLY good, but it may help reduce a little redness. Laser would be best.
236639
Yes, it's called live mode, but it disables laser correction and relies only on video to adjust for sharpness, it can be slower and less reliable but you can definitely do it.
1549849
Great question, our red is specifically formulated for the proper light transmission levels for each color, allowing the GoPro to capture the most vibrant colors possible. A lot of R&D goes into the color of our red. You sure can get a $3 filter, but it is literally just a red piece of plastic. Ours is made out of an optical polycarbonate lexan blend (which yes is a plastic, however with much higher optics). Also, we are a US company that can provide you with plenty of after purchase support if needed. Why don't you ask this same question on the cheap product page and see what they say. -PolarPro
665881
This light helps the camera to focas in low light, like ^(E.Freelove)^ said and also helps to reduce red eye, to turn it off press menu button and scroll down to AF-assist beam and turn to off. If you have trouble with your pictures you can turn it back on ...
1568220
You can't adjust the shutter speed, but there is an option to "lower it to reduce red-eye effect."
1357950
1. re focal length conversion--no. 2. re light loss--I have not noted any--but, frankly, I am usually using any / all of my adapter with a fixed f-stop setting or with AE.
940570
Did you buy the LZ7? Does it really eliminate red eyes for blue-eyed people in photos?
1498253
Probably the biggest negative about this camera is the lack of a built in flash. I bought a flash unit to go with it. It works quite well with no red eye yet.
1616453
You can look through the lens eye or look at the screen - it is not feasible to do both due to the design. The screen shows what you need to see and is very good at helping you focus on whatever it is you wish to capture.
1957842
Red eye removal is available on the Lumix DMC ZS8. However, this setting will work only when AF Mode is set to face detection. See page 80 of the Owners Manual for Advanced Features that is on the CD for this model. It also states it may not be corrected "under certain conditions."
428761
Yes it has it, It works on red eye in three different ways, #1 Camera uses AF-assist beam (red-eye lamp) #2 Camera will try taking it out as it(red-eye corr) takes the picture. #3 While reviewing your picture push menu and go to red-eye correction and then push FUNC SET BUTTON once, that brings up the picture again and then push FUNC-SET BUTTON a second time and it will go to work on the red eye ... Seems to work well. I have posted some pictures for the SD1300 (Silver) on this site if that would help any...