how to get rid of glowing eyes in animal pictures?

why is it when you take pictures of animals like cats and dogs you get these glowing eyeballs? i want to take some semi-professinal pics of animals but i dont want the "glowing" eyes.how do you keep that from happening?

You would have to get photo software that has a glowing eye reduction feature in it. It will make it look as if it didn’t happen, and there are more features on them to make your photos look very professional.

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3 Responses to “how to get rid of glowing eyes in animal pictures?”

Sarah on April 23rd, 2010 at 3:34 pm

well, im not sure what youre talking about really, but maybe its because of the red-eye thing on the cameras you know? like yeah. so if its the red-eye thing thats causing the problem then you go to the camera settings menu, scroll thru to the red-eye reduction thing, and switch it to on. and im just assuming that you have a camera where you can do that.
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Steph F on April 23rd, 2010 at 3:45 pm

the other day i took a photo of my dog and it had glowing eyes so i searched how to get rid of it on the net and this is what i came up with i hope it helps you
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/redeyeremoval/ss/peteye.htm
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A Diva with Doggies© on April 23rd, 2010 at 4:12 pm

You would have to get photo software that has a glowing eye reduction feature in it. It will make it look as if it didn’t happen, and there are more features on them to make your photos look very professional.
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