photoshop question
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miaheatlvr
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Originally Posted by Bronco300
http:///forum/post/2503897
is there a way to do "red eye" removal? i thought there was but can't find anything for the life of me
If you are using a Mac, There is one built in, in the IPHOTO section, But sometimes it makes the photos look strange due to some highlighting problem..
http:///forum/post/2503897
is there a way to do "red eye" removal? i thought there was but can't find anything for the life of me
If you are using a Mac, There is one built in, in the IPHOTO section, But sometimes it makes the photos look strange due to some highlighting problem..
bronco300
Active Member
Originally Posted by MiaHeatLvr
http:///forum/post/2503908
If you are using a Mac, There is one built in, in the IPHOTO section, But sometimes it makes the photos look strange due to some highlighting problem..
nope
http:///forum/post/2503908
If you are using a Mac, There is one built in, in the IPHOTO section, But sometimes it makes the photos look strange due to some highlighting problem..
nope
miaheatlvr
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bronco300
http:///forum/post/2503910
nope
Just texted my friend for you, who is a graphic artist and he told me that there is NO one button fix on Photoshop to correct red-eye, he said it is a multi step process unfortunately that involves enlarging the eye, and cloning, texturing and shading and thing of that nature.. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
http:///forum/post/2503910
nope
Just texted my friend for you, who is a graphic artist and he told me that there is NO one button fix on Photoshop to correct red-eye, he said it is a multi step process unfortunately that involves enlarging the eye, and cloning, texturing and shading and thing of that nature.. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
cowfishrule
Active Member
the software that comes with my kodak easy share printer is a one click step.
8 out of 10 times, it pulls the red-eye without any problems.
8 out of 10 times, it pulls the red-eye without any problems.
tx reef
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Originally Posted by MiaHeatLvr
http:///forum/post/2503920
Just texted my friend for you, who is a graphic artist and he told me that there is NO one button fix on Photoshop to correct red-eye, he said it is a multi step process unfortunately that involves enlarging the eye, and cloning, texturing and shading and thing of that nature.. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Wrong.....
Click on the brush tool icon (there is a little black triangle in the lower right corner of the icon box), then select red eye removal.
I am working from memory here, so it may be an icon other than the brush..........
I have CS2 by the way.......
http:///forum/post/2503920
Just texted my friend for you, who is a graphic artist and he told me that there is NO one button fix on Photoshop to correct red-eye, he said it is a multi step process unfortunately that involves enlarging the eye, and cloning, texturing and shading and thing of that nature.. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Wrong.....
Click on the brush tool icon (there is a little black triangle in the lower right corner of the icon box), then select red eye removal.
I am working from memory here, so it may be an icon other than the brush..........
I have CS2 by the way.......
M
mathwhiz
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My Kodak digital camera came with a cd to load on my computer - Kodak easy share - and it does a great job, looks natural to me.