did 1st digital trip, help, 2 questions

[miss missy]

OK so I did all digital last trip. Now I am one to want prints of my pics. I use Kodak's web site. But here is the challenge, I have 800+ pics with 90% red eye, so I have to edit that and save and rename pic since there are sooo many, put it in a folder for uploads, then to upload to Kodak and move in a folder named uploaded! This is the only way to track what pics are done. Is my organization getting in the way and making it harder than it needs to be??? I have been dragging my feet since this job is so time consuming. I have about 100 done, but man I want to have these printed before I go again in 5 weeks, I do not want to have 2 trips of pics not done.

Also, DD has blue eyes and all my pics have red eye on her. I have a Fuji Finepix 5.2, it doesnt matter if I use red eye option or not... any ideas on what I am doing wrong wrong???

TIA

 

[Kelly Grannell]

let me guess. The people with red eyes have light coloured eyes? IF so then it's normal. It's a physical trait, not the camera's problem per-se although if the camera uses pre-flash and the subject eyes actually concentrated / staring at the pre-flash, the red-eye problem will be reduced.

 

[miss missy]

let me guess. The people with red eyes have light coloured eyes? IF so then it's normal. It's a physical trait, not the camera's problem per-se although if the camera uses pre-flash and the subject eyes actually concentrated / staring at the pre-flash, the red-eye problem will be reduced.

Blue eyes yes! I have tried to pre-click, but I cant get it to work

 

[Kelly Grannell]

there should be an icon that looks like an eye on your LCD to indicate the red-eye reduction mode is on. Press the flash button until you see that eye icon. Alternatively (if there is no flash button), go to menu and set red-eye to 'on'. Refer to your manual for the exact detail.

Blue eyes are the main culprit here. Especially light blue eyes.