--- Terry Danks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just can't see how a brief burst of light,
> followed a few milliseconds later by
> the exposing flash can be the slightest effective in
> reducing red eye. What am I
> missing here?
Well, it is not a brief burst of light. There are two
systems. One is a continuous light and the other one
is a strobe. Both of them are on for a couple of
seconds before the actual exposure. Sometimes people
still have read eyes. But I think this is not because
the light wasn't on long enough but just because of
the angle and when the flash is the main light.
Robert
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