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Why do dogs appear to have glowing blue eyes in flash photographs and not red eyes like humans?
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∙ 13y ago
Because dogs see differently then humans. Might show up in pictures you take.
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∙ 13y ago
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Why do dogs appear to have glowing blue eyes in flash photographs and not red eyes like human?
because dogs see differently than humans
Where to get arceus in Pokemon platinum?
get national pokedex and use flash on the first tile right after you go into spear pillar then glowing stairs will appear go up them
Why do eyes appear red in photographs sometimes?
I Think its because the fflash can reflect of the persons eye and back into the lense..? Not 100% sure though, hope this helps That's correct!
What causes red eye in photographs?
The bright light from the flash reflects off the back of the eye where there are a great many blood vessels, this makes the light appear red as it is reflected back out of the eye.
How would a ring flash be beneficial when taking photographs?
The biggest benefit of using a ring flash when taking photographs is the fact that it illuminates the subject for multiple angles. This allows it to avoid the extra shadows the off-lighting axis creates.
How did flash floods get their name?
Flash floods are floods that happen quickly and without warning. Like they appear in a "flash".
How is it possible to take photographs in complete darkness?
It is possible to take photographs in complete darkness. This will require special cameras which have the ability to focus in the dark and uses flash lights to take photos.
Name something that can make you look spooky in photographs?
Red Eyes Shadows Lighting/Flash Creepy Smile
What was the element used to make early photographs?
there were probably several, but the one used for the actual flash of early photographs was Magnesium. When burned, Magnesium gives off white light for a short amount of time.
Why is xenon used in flash cameras?
Xenon has recently replaced LED lights in flash cameras due to its higher intensity. This intensity creates brighter photographs than the traditional LEDs.
If you look brown on photographs because of the camera's flash does that mean you have the potential to tan?
It just means you need a better camera.
Is there anything humans can do to prevent Flash Floods?
By asking more intellectual humans to answer this questions =)
