Veena Raghavan on sat 27 may 06
I realize this is not clay-related, but if our moderators will allow this
through, I wonder if anyone can help with advice on the redeye feature on
Photoshop Elements.
I have a very old version, probably the first, as it has no number, and there
is a great feature for getting out redeye by just pointing the tool on the
redeye and applying it several times in fine dots to get out the redeye. My
daughter has Photoshop Elements 4, and the redeye just does not seem to work very
well. I wonder if anyone has had the same problem and can help with any
advice.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Hope everyone has a great long weekend.
Veena
VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
Dr. James McDonough on sun 28 may 06
On May 27, 2006, at 11:08 PM, Veena Raghavan wrote:
> for getting out redeye by just pointing the tool on the
> redeye and applying it several times in fine dots to get out the
> redeye. My
> daughter has Photoshop Elements 4, and the redeye just does not
> seem to work very
> well.
Try enlarging the image so that the pixels are visible then applying
the redeye correction with more precision.
Tom at Hutchtel.net on sun 28 may 06
Veena, the first place redeye is taken out is when you import the pictures
(in Elements 4). There is a checkbox. Remember though that once you check
it it stays checked unless you uncheck it. It considerably slows the import
of photos that don't have eyes in them.
The second place is in editor, under enhance, there is a correct redeye
button (control-R). If that doesn't work well enough, then you'll have to
go to the image enlargement, color fix that was previously suggested.
Tom Wirt
Tony Ferguson on tue 30 may 06
Veena,
You have to use your clone tool to clone the color/texture you want to paint over the red eye area. Use your clone tool, sample the area, and then paint over the red area. You will have to adjust your brush size to do this.
Tony Ferguson
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Veena Raghavan wrote:
I realize this is not clay-related, but if our moderators will allow this
through, I wonder if anyone can help with advice on the redeye feature on
Photoshop Elements.
I have a very old version, probably the first, as it has no number, and there
is a great feature for getting out redeye by just pointing the tool on the
redeye and applying it several times in fine dots to get out the redeye. My
daughter has Photoshop Elements 4, and the redeye just does not seem to work very
well. I wonder if anyone has had the same problem and can help with any
advice.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Hope everyone has a great long weekend.
Veena
VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
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Randall Moody on tue 30 may 06
You can also color replace the red using the paint bucket tool or just use a
brush size the same diameter as the red dot or the pupil.
On 5/30/06, Tony Ferguson wrote:
>
> Veena,
>
> You have to use your clone tool to clone the color/texture you want to
> paint over the red eye area. Use your clone tool, sample the area, and then
> paint over the red area. You will have to adjust your brush size to do this.
>
> Tony Ferguson
> http://www.tonyferguson.net
>
>
> Veena Raghavan wrote:
> I realize this is not clay-related, but if our moderators will allow
> this
> through, I wonder if anyone can help with advice on the redeye feature on
> Photoshop Elements.
>
> I have a very old version, probably the first, as it has no number, and
> there
> is a great feature for getting out redeye by just pointing the tool on the
> redeye and applying it several times in fine dots to get out the redeye.
> My
> daughter has Photoshop Elements 4, and the redeye just does not seem to
> work very
> well. I wonder if anyone has had the same problem and can help with any
> advice.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> Hope everyone has a great long weekend.
>
> Veena
>
> VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
>
>
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