Best way of getting rid of red-eye in pics?
22 December 2003, 11:09 PM
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Got hundreds of digital pics and most of them have got red-eye problems.
Is there a software package that lets you click on the eye and subtract the red eye and replace with natural?
I've heard that something like this exists...
Is there a software package that lets you click on the eye and subtract the red eye and replace with natural?
I've heard that something like this exists...
22 December 2003, 11:23 PM
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22 December 2003, 11:28 PM
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I paid 280 squids for a this digital camera which has red-eye reduction. Apart from barely working, indoor photos come out shyte, so I leave it on normal flash. Needless to say its a dinky job and therefore the flash is too close to the lens.
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23 December 2003, 12:17 AM
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I got red eye reduction with the editor software with my Olympus camera, however in the times that it doesn't work I just highlight the red area and make it monochrome, which does the job well.
23 December 2003, 12:23 AM
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Adobe photoshop album 2 starter edition will do this and it's free
it'll also manage your photo's for you too 
Si
Ps it is genuinely free download from here
Adobe photoshop album 2 starter edition will do this and it's free
it'll also manage your photo's for you too Si
Ps it is genuinely free download from here
23 December 2003, 12:24 AM
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Why not treat yourself to a camera that doesn't take red-eye in the first place?
23 December 2003, 01:06 AM
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You would have to have a flashgun mounted on a bracket to the side of the camera (like the pro's) to eliminate it.
I have never had redeye problem with my phone camera either
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