Turnning off red eye reduction option

How do I turn off the red eye reduction option in my sony dscw7

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Go into the main menu by pressing the option or menu button then go all the way to the right and the 2nd or 3rd tab should have red eye reduction

Posted on Oct 11, 2007

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