[ Thanks to Pat
Weber for this link. ]
“Red eyes in pictures is a common and troublesome problem. Red
eye is caused by the flash reflecting from the eye back into the
lens. One way to prevent ‘red eye’ is to have the subject look at
the photographer’s shoulder while the picture is being taken.“Open a picture with the red eye problem. To do this go to
File-Open.“Then navigate to find the source of the picture. In this case
the picture is on the hard drive, located on the hard-drive…”
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