The number one complaint about photos is red eyes. There are countless events where red eye brings a demonic touch to an otherwise lovely family photograph. Just the right angle is required to avoid the said problem, and that angle hardly ever happens for us amateurs. Red eyed babies gleam out from their mother’s arms making everyone who sees the photo think “demon baby.”

Luckily, new technology lends itself to the correction of this terrible problem. With digital cameras people can now view the photographs before they are ever printed. Even better, they can pull up fotoshop to make the problems go away. Fotoshop has a wonderful red eye correction feature that allows the user to de-demonize almost any photo. This bonus comes in handy for the average photographer trying to make headway in the area of priceless memories.

But wait, there is more good news. For those of us who have been cursed with blemished skin, fotoshop can fix that too. The technology allows for an extreme close up so that every last little mark can be removed from the picture. That is definitely good news for brides who lost the blemish war the day before the wedding.

Whether it is taking the demon eyes out of photographs or erasing every last little pimple on a bride’s happy face, fotoshop is making some definite improvements in the way people take and print their most treasured memories. As for me, I’m still waiting for the camera to take the weight off. Maybe that will be the next great addition to the fotoshop array of tools.