Why do flash photographs sometimes make eyes look red?
A flash close to the camera lens can reflect from blood-rich tissue at the back of the eye and return directly to the camera. Larger pupils in dim rooms make the effect more noticeable.
A flash close to the camera lens can reflect from blood-rich tissue at the back of the eye and return directly to the camera. Larger pupils in dim rooms make the effect more noticeable.
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