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Mar 19, 2007 00:33 |  #1

I'm definitely no pro and I did the very best I could..but I just came home from Disneyland with so much red eye in a lot of my pictures and the program I have to remove red eye makes our eyes look grey. Can someone PLEASE help? :( Thanks




  
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Mar 19, 2007 02:02 |  #2

What software are you using?
Post a picture of before and after.




  
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Mar 19, 2007 06:34 |  #3

Get Adobe Lightroom, Elements or Photoshop. Once you have either of them, easy for us to help you.


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Mar 19, 2007 06:48 |  #4
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Use an external flash instead of the pop-up.



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Mar 19, 2007 08:19 |  #5

In photoshop you can use the Lasso to select the iris, then go to saturation and drop the red channel. Voila.
Definitely consider a external flash like someone already mentioned, it will save PP work in the future.


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Mar 19, 2007 11:42 |  #6

Although Photoshop is a very expensive program... Theres great ways to reduce red-eye with it. If your serious about photography, I think its a must have program. There's other programs out there as well, but my favorite is Photoshop. Here's a link to a video tutorial for red-eye reduction using PS.

http://www.tutorialize​d.com …ial/No-More-Red-eye/11659 (external link)


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Mar 19, 2007 15:49 |  #7

You can use a photoshop redeye removal tool without buying photoshop!

Try downloading Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0: http://www.adobe.com …otoshopalbum/st​arter.html (external link)

It's free, and has red-eye removal similar to Photoshop Elements, along with a few other basic-type image fixes.

Other free programs with red-eye removal: (that I can think of off the top of my head)
Picasa
Corel album starter edition


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