Can Wearing Contact Lenses Affect Red-eye in Photographs?

I always always always have red eye in photographs, even when I am in a large group and nobody else has it and even when the camera used has red-eye reduction. I wear contact lenses and wondered if this could be the cause? If not, is it something to worry about? An eye condition for example?
I don’t I amagine I am the only one wearing contact lenses in a large group I KNOW I am the only one wearing contact lenses as I know everyone in the photographs and nobody else wears them. I wouldn’t have asked otherwise.


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6 Responses to “Can Wearing Contact Lenses Affect Red-eye in Photographs?”

  • perki88 says:

    More likely to occur on blues eyes. Contacts make no difference. Don’t worry, be happy.

  • Marina S says:

    Yes it does. I dont know why but the same thing happens to me and i wear contact lenses as well.

  • photoguy_ryan says:

    The red eye is caused by reflections within the eye. The larger the pupil, the more reflection. If anything, contacts might limit red-eye, especially if they were colored versions. They wouldnt increase the red eye.

    If your prone to red-eye, its just a physical thing. Like hair color, skin tone, etc…

    You can ask your eye doctor about it the next time you see him, whether or not it might be a problem needing correction.

  • Vince M says:

    Not your contacts. The same property that lets YOU see through the lens, allows the red reflection from your retina to the camera.

    Do you imagine that in a large group, you are the only one who wears contacts?

  • captsnuf says:

    contacts make no difference it is the closness of the flash to the lens that does it… if the light source or flash is atleast 6 inches from the lense the red eye is not likely to happen.

  • epic_laydown says:

    i wear contacts and have never had red eye. It is mostly because I have brown eyes. The people that get red eyes the most are blue eyed people.

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