| "Red eye" usually occurs when you photograph a person in a dim environment using a
flash. People with light-colored eyes are more likely to have red eyes in photos. To help avoid red eye, have your
subject look at a light before you take the photo.
Red eye fix: Move your cursor over the photo to display the magnifying tool. Hover the
target in the center of the tool over the red eye instance you want to fix and then click. Click Save
when you have fixed all red eye instances in your photo.
You can also correct a pet's green eye effect.
Learn how.
Tip: HP Photosmart Essential allows editing at any point as you create beautiful images while
the Auto Fix feature can make photos better as they print. Plus, you can save or cancel any changes you make to your photo.
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