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05/03/2005 02:20:23 PM · #1 |
there are so many different ways to get rid of red eye doesnt anyone have a way they recommend? thanks
Leon
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05/03/2005 02:22:21 PM · #2 |
If using photoshop (any version), marquis select redeye region, Hue/Saturation, select red, reduce saturation. This will leave the eyeball looking dark (usually what you want) and will even preserve eyecolor if the eye is visible in more detail.
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05/03/2005 02:24:11 PM · #3 |
| Just looked at your camera. The BEST way to deal with red eye is to avoid it by not using your camera's built in flash. Get a speed light and move the flash away from the lens. |
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05/03/2005 02:32:44 PM · #4 |
ok thanks btw iam using CS i will try both methods thanks again
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05/03/2005 02:40:03 PM · #5 |
| upgrade to CS2 - the red eye tool is awesome! |
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05/03/2005 02:43:18 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by Beetle:
upgrade to CS2 - the red eye tool is awesome! |
good idea
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05/03/2005 02:45:40 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by strangeghost:
Just looked at your camera. The BEST way to deal with red eye is to avoid it by not using your camera's built in flash. Get a speed light and move the flash away from the lens. |
Ditto: Get the flash off the camera. That way there will be no red eye. |
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05/03/2005 02:58:31 PM · #8 |
| Getting the flash away from the lens is THE way to go Leon. You have a hot shoe, so that's not a problem. I don't have a hot shoe, but I got a Vivitar DF200 flash and a bracket and I've had little to no red eye problem. The flash is triggered by infared reading of the camera's flash. Works great! :) |
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05/03/2005 03:12:42 PM · #9 |
one more way is using ACDSee
simple program that can let you to get rid of the red eye:)
I don not know your camera, but if your built in flash is strong enough, you can put some kind of "semi transparent" paper and you would NEVER have red eyes:) |
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05/03/2005 03:22:49 PM · #10 |
I do the same thing, plus reduce teh darkness (on the same screen, I think). Works great.
Originally posted by strangeghost:
If using photoshop (any version), marquis select redeye region, Hue/Saturation, select red, reduce saturation. This will leave the eyeball looking dark (usually what you want) and will even preserve eyecolor if the eye is visible in more detail.
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