and, something I don't understand is why pets people are different!
they are also different if you use a red eye pen on a printed photo!
Tony B wrote:
Oddly, the only really good red-eye tool I've ever seen is in (I
think, IIRC) Corel's Paint Shop Pro ( http://tinyurl.com/72x7dj ). It
actually
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 7:52 AM, Judy Cosler jcos...@starpower.net wrote:
and, something I don't understand is why pets people are different!
they are also different if you use a red eye pen on a printed photo!
Tony B wrote:
Oddly, the only really good red-eye tool I've ever seen is in (I
With Picasa, I can't get good results for getting rid of red eye.
anybody have other software to recommend which is good with dog red
eyes, people red eyes?
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Adobe Photoshop starter edition has a red eye repair function although
I've not used it yet. Also, if you want to get real involved, you can
use Paint.net to edit your pictures. Both programs free.
Richard P.
With Picasa, I can't get good results for getting rid of red eye.
anybody have other
With Picasa, I can't get good results for getting rid of red eye.
anybody have other software to recommend which is good with dog red
eyes, people red eyes?
iPhoto.
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Oddly, the only really good red-eye tool I've ever seen is in (I
think, IIRC) Corel's Paint Shop Pro ( http://tinyurl.com/72x7dj ). It
actually contains several human and animal eye templates you can use.
Photoshop has a red-eye tool which often works fairly well with
people, but rarely works at
