Redeye removal

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Keith_Fanning
Apr 2, 2004
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Is there a way to remove redeye in Photoshop 6.0.1 ?If so please adxise as to how to do this.Thank you,
Keith
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chadda
Apr 2, 2004
Vicky Cravey "Red Eye Removal" 11/25/01 4:17pm </cgi-bin/webx?13/5>

Just the FAQs man.
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Keith_Fanning
Apr 2, 2004
Is there not a plugin available for "red eye" reduction that will automatically fix it like some other photo retouching programs have?
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glen_deman
Apr 2, 2004
I haven’t tried these, but here are some actions people have made:

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Joe
May 1, 2009
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.
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tony cooper
May 1, 2009
On Fri, 01 May 2009 16:00:28 -0500, Joe 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.

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Tony Cooper – Orlando, Florida
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tony cooper
May 2, 2009
On Sat, 02 May 2009 13:04:53 +0100, Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:

On Fri, 01 May 2009 18:19:10 -0400, tony cooper
wrote:

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.

Thank you very much Tony, that did the job!!
I found the lasso tool hard to use, so I used the magic wand

Instead the regular lasso, use the magnetic lasso. Or, create the selection by using Quick Mask.

—
Tony Cooper – Orlando, Florida
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tony cooper
May 2, 2009
On Sat, 02 May 2009 18:57:04 +0100, Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:

On Sat, 02 May 2009 08:38:02 -0400, tony cooper
wrote:

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.
Thank you very much Tony, that did the job!!
I found the lasso tool hard to use, so I used the magic wand
Instead the regular lasso, use the magnetic lasso. Or, create the selection by using Quick Mask.

Hi Tony, this is a new learning curve for me
How do I use the magnetic lasso & where is it??
And how do I create the selection by using Quick Mask.

There are three lasso tools in PS 7.0: lasso, magnetic lasso, and polygonal lasso. If you right-click on whatever lasso tool is showing on the tool bar, all three will appear in a fly-out. The lasso is used free hand, the magnetic lasso affixes points based on the contrast of color (which is set in the horizontal tool row), and the polygonal lasso makes selections in straight lines.

The Quick Mask icon is right below the foreground and background color icons. When in Quick Mask, you paint the area to be selected with the brush tool, and when you leave Quick Mask the area you’ve painted will be a selection.

You need to learn to find and use tutorials. There are many on the web. There are several versions of Photoshop, so the best way to search is (in Google) type in "Photoshop 7.0" That brings up results. Then, click (at the bottom of the page) "Search Within Results" and type in "Magnetic Lasso". That brings up tutorials on the magnetic lasso in the format that you see in Photoshop 7.0.

Here’s an example of a tutorial:
http://www.vtc.com/products/AdobePhotoshop7/SelectionMasks/2 3678

Do the same thing using "Quick Mask" instead of "Magnetic Lasso". Apply these tutorials to your task.

A second option for you is to buy a book. Since you are using Photoshop 7.0, you can probably find a used book for cheap. Amazon has "Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Classroom In A Book" for $6.90 used. "Photoshop 7.0 for Dummies" is $7.48 used.

—
Tony Cooper – Orlando, Florida

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