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Jan 05, 2006 21:34 |  #1

Okay, I know there's a country song about this...
When I first tried the redeye tool in CS2, it worked brilliantly. Simply amazing stuff. Now all of a sudden, it's starting to create a grey/blue haze, not necessarily centred over the pupil. I'm wondering if I've inadvertently changed a setting along the way I shouldn't have. Any clues?


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Jan 05, 2006 23:14 |  #2

You must have the Crystal Gayle filter active . . .


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Jan 05, 2006 23:33 as a reply to  @ SWPhotoImaging's post |  #3

LMAO. Didn't know what you were talking about for a second!

No clues about what I've done wrong (apart from listening to too much country)?


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Jan 06, 2006 09:11 |  #4

;) Sorry, I couldn't provide any helpful information, so I joke . . .

But I am watching this thread for any feedback from people who actually know something useful.


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Jan 06, 2006 09:16 |  #5

NP. At least it bumps the thread. Have you ever seen that sort of thing happen before?


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