Download a template to make your own reflector. People have asked, but up until now I have been too lazy to print out a template for this reflector. Print this on your printer at 100 DPI for proper scale. The side view above is good for getting the bends right. The Red-Eye Reflector.
Red eye is caused by light bouncing off the back of a subject's eyeball directly into the lens.
The problem is worse the closer the flash is to the lens opening. The flash is very close in the 950. In the Red-Eye version, the light from the flash bounces off the small reflector 45 degree piece of metal at a 90 degree angle, and then bounces back to the subject off of the larger reflector. This has the effect of making the flash appear to come from a point that is not so close to the lens, eliminating red-eye. This is a bit goofy looking and big to have attached all the time, but it does solve the problem.