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Inner Eye: An internal sense of body awareness. Use your inner eye to scan your posture and alignment.

Red-Eye: The red glow from a subject's eyes caused by light from a flash reflecting off the blood vessels behind the retina in the eye. The effect is most common when light levels are low, outdoor at . . . View Full Definition

Red-Eye Flight: An overnight flight that usually arrives in the early morning. Because when you first wake up you are usually tired with red eyes, the term red-eye flight became very popular with economic a . . . View Full Definition

Red-Eye Reduction: Minimizes the reflection from the camera's built-in flash.

Red Eye: Effect encountered when light from a flash unit travels parallel to the lens axis during exposure.

Market Eye: A financial information service based in the U.K. sponsored by the ISE (International Stock Exchange of the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland) that provides current market and statistical information.

Keyed Emulsion Sensitivity: Term used to describe the color response of color printing papers which have peak sensitivities to the three dye colors present in the same manufacturers color negatives.

Letterwinner: A player who has been awarded a 'letter' for excellence in an activity, especially a varsity sport. The specific requirements vary by school and by sport.

Level Your Eyes: To focus your eyes horizontally straight ahead of you. Leveling your eyes will help maintain proper neck and head placement, as well as enhance your balance.

Seeing Eye Single: A weakly hit ground ball that is placed strategically (or luckily) between the infielders and reaches the outfield for a hit.