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Question:
What is red-eye and when would I use the red-eye reduction feature on my Fujifilm 35mm Camera?

Answer:

In dim light, a person's pupils will expand. If the flash is fired when the pupils are expanded, the light may strike the retinas then bounce back through the pupils and make the eyes in your picture appear red. However, you can reduce the "red-eyes" by taking your flash pictures with the flash setting set to "red-eye reduction mode" so that it will first fire a short burst of light to contract your subject's pupils before releasing the main picture taking light.