Re: Redeye removal
On Fri, 01 May 2009 16:00:28 -0500, Joe <joe@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:
Hi
How do I remove redeye in Photoshop
Version 7
It's pretty much same or similar to all version. In general
1. Mark (circle) the area
2. Using command like Hue Balance (I may get the name wrong?) or similar to
adjust/change the RED color to something else.
If it's beyond the adjusting can do (or you work on a closeup portrait)
then you can always *replace* the damaged part with good part, this you may
need some skill of Layer and Masking.
A Google search turns up several ways to correct red-eye, but when I
used PS 7.0 this is what I did:
Use Navigator to zoom in on eye.
Use Lasso tool to select red in eye
Go to Image>Apply Image>Green Channel>Darken
You can make an Action of most of this.
It does a good job, but it's essential to really zoom in on the red
part of the eye.
--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
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