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So-called zoo shots...
The story goes like this: Arrived late... caught a rain... tired later... I feel embarrass to show these so-called zoo shots
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Re: So-called zoo shots...
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Can i ask how come sometimes there are red eye, some times there are green eye?
What can we do to prevent this effect? Thanx. |
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I didn't turn on anti-redeye... I use external flash and it's TTL. Canon flash system pre-flashes a burst for metering. Dont know whether this is the reason that made the rat's (what the hell it is?) iris shrink. Am I right?
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tom: shld photoshop your pic's eye over my pic's redeye. |
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