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Linda Mollan
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If you're still getting red eye even with the flash set to red-eye reduction, you need to alter the image after it's taken. I use Google's Picassa software - it's free and very easy to use. You simply edit the photo - highlight the person's eyes and the software gets rid of the red.
As I understand it, the Sony trimming effect is to allow you to crop a photo and then save the cropped image as a separate file. If you highlight too small a part of the original image, it may 'pixelate' - look a bit fuzzy due to not having enough density of image points. Try to grab a portion of the image that's a bit larger.
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As I understand it, the Sony trimming effect is to allow you to crop a photo and then save the cropped image as a separate file. If you highlight too small a part of the original image, it may 'pixelate' - look a bit fuzzy due to not having enough density of image points. Try to grab a portion of the image that's a bit larger.
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