Red-eye phenomenon preventing device

Illumination – Supported by vehicle structure – Condition responsive

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3541491, 362 12, 362 18, G03B 1505

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052852326

ABSTRACT:
A red-eye phenomenon preventing device includes a light emitting part for flash photography, a light emitting part for preventing the red-eye phenomenon, a reflection shade arranged to surround the light emitting part for flash photography and the light emitting part for preventing the red-eye phenomenon, and a protector disposed in front of the light emitting part for flash photography and the light emitting part for preventing the red-eye phenomenon.

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