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11-17-2006, 08:12 AM
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| No Longer a Member  Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Buckley, WA
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|  I've tried the redeye adjustment and it doesn't do much. If I'm outdoors or in a bright room, the redeye isn't an issue. Just inside. It happens with all the digitals that I've used (we have two sony ones and had a kodak easyshare ) Also it's hard to photo my dark labbies ( a chocolate and a black). Their eyes seem to either be flaming or disappear! Practice practice! We certainly get lots of it with Phoebe. Talk about trying to taking an action shot! She never stops! Seriously, I have to take at least a dozen to get one! Thank goodness for digitals. Back in the film days, I would have wasted a whole lot of film on her! teehee. If you are looking for the Sony camera, Kristi... look on Amazon.com. I got it for cheaper, plus free shipping. No case though..and no memory stick. That cost extra. deb |
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