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Have you ever taken a perfect photo, only to have it ruined by pesky red eyes? Whether you're capturing precious moments at a family gathering, recording a night out, or snapping selfies with friends, ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link In general, newer iPhone cameras are advanced enough that they rarely cause red eye effects, even in incredibly low light. Just now, I snapped ...

There are occasions when you really need to use flash when taking portraits, but on-camera (or pop-up) flash has a tendency to cause the red-eye effect. This is caused when the light from the flash ...