if your camera doesn't have that setting, you can try playing with the white balance (probably in the menu) function. I set mine to cloudy - the colors really popped out them...perhaps too much, but every camera is different, can't say what it would do with yours. While you are there, you can try the different white balance setting just to see what they do, and see if a different setting works better with your camera.

If that doesn't work...your easiest bet would be to do as Ryan (TopNotch) suggested and use a piece of tissue over your flash.
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• How do you take GOOD pictures of your ALBINO'S ? - biggworm, Thu Aug 18 00:45:33 2005
• this is what I do... - davel, Thu Aug 18 00:57:25 2005
• RE: How do you take GOOD pictures of your ALBINO'S ? - ghireptiles, Thu Aug 18 07:05:00 2005
• I tried something different.. - LauraV, Thu Aug 18 08:45:03 2005
• RE: I tried something different.. - atteberry, Fri Aug 19 00:20:56 2005
• RE: I tried something different.. - LauraV, Fri Aug 19 03:48:56 2005
• Also, - LauraV, Fri Aug 19 13:24:42 2005
• RE: How do you take GOOD pictures of your ALBINO'S ? - Daniel Klopson, Thu Aug 18 13:16:22 2005
• well - steve.AC, Thu Aug 18 16:43:38 2005
• another pic - steve.AC, Thu Aug 18 16:45:16 2005
• In a word: Underexpose . . . . . more - topnotchboas, Thu Aug 18 18:39:48 2005
• THANKS FOR ALL THE REPLY'S ......n/p - biggworm, Fri Aug 19 02:54:10 2005
• Outside in indirect sunlight ...... like these ... - Ji_, Fri Aug 19 18:04:53 2005