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Red-eye effect occurs when the pupils of people’s eyes appear to be red in a picture. This effect can be prevented by using the camera’s feature of shining the light before a picture is taken, asking the subjects not to look directly at the camera, or using the photo-editing software’s red-eye removal feature.
