Red eyes occur when the flash reflects back to the camera from the blood vessels in the back of the eye. It is most common with blue-eyed subjects and children, but can occur in any situation where the pupils are dilated (the dark circle in the middle of the eye is wide open). It is caused by having the flash too close to the lens. Some cameras attempt to solve the problem by "pre-flashing" the flash to cause a reflexive dilation of the pupil. Sometimes this works; sometimes it doesn't.
Reduce or eliminate it by increasing the surrounding light to cause the pupil to dilate (shrink), by using an off-camera flash, or by eliminating the flash entirely and shooting with a brace or tripod if the light cannot be increased. You can also ask your subjects to look at each other, or at some other point of interest, rather than looking at the camera. (This often results in more natural pictures, anyway.)
The flash can also be deactivated on most digital cameras. Check your handbook. The camera will then compensate for the lack of flash. You can get some nice images that way if you are good at holding the camera steady.
No, people do not naturally have black eyes. The color of the human iris can range from light blue to dark brown, but true black is not a natural eye color.
Most people have blue or brown eyes, but some people do have eyes that are a greyish color. People whose eyes are grey have eyes that look perfectly normal, except the iris is a different color from what the majority have.
I'm Indian and I do. My mum and dad (my brother too) have dark brown eyes but my dad told me my granddad (his side) had green eyes. I don't know why we have green eyes, so don't ask. By the way they are natural.
People with big eyes come from a variety of genetic backgrounds. Eye size is determined by genetics, and some individuals may have inherited traits that result in larger eyes. Factors such as ethnicity and family history can also play a role in determining eye size.
No, not everyone can wink with both eyes. Some people may have difficulty controlling one eye or may have physical limitations that prevent them from winking both eyes simultaneously.
Yes, we do... Stop doubting us! Some people just have a phobia about having their picture taken.
It can be taken different ways, Some people say that they like to see their partner while kissing. Its also Been said those who do kiss with their eyes open, are not trust worthy.
soem can but it will hurt for some one or some people's eyes will be open when people die
to lighten your eyes
Here are some examples of the word taken in a sentence: She had her picture taken for the yearbook. Who could have taken my car keys? How many college credits have you taken so far?
Some do, some have eyes that are normal in appearance, some have no eyeballs at all.
Some people are Autistic and some people are Neurotypical...for the same reasons some people have blue eyes and some people have brown eyes, some are born as Asian people and some are born as caucasian people. It's all due to genetics, variations in humankind.
Not all people like blue eyes.
Look for some information around the image, and look some of it up on Google. You might be able to find some info about the picture. Usually, there isn't too much information about a picture. Also, Google has a search by picture feature on Google images, so you can search that picture and see where else it appears.
Vibrating your eyes is called nystagmus. Even though no one knows how some people do it and how some people canÍt do it and having no control over it.
No. Some people like brown, blue and hazel eyes and so on. A lot of people like green eyes though.
I think when you die with open eyes you have been instantly killed. But if you were killed slowly, you would die with your eyes closed.