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gThumb red eye reduction does not work
Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 alpha?
** Changed in: gthumb (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Checked in gThumb 9.10.9 (Ubuntu Intrepid alpha-6).
Label 'Selection' is not renamed to 'Position' as opposed to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gthumb/+bug/85780/comments/3 (comment
#1).
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You received
Version is 2.10.9, not 9.10.9.
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The author of the redeye tool set the algorithm parameters at values
that seemed to give the best results. He found that adding adjustable
parameters didn't help much.
I don't like the idea of selection areas - it gets too complicated.
This is actually a really hard function to do well. However,
I would like to report this also. Often in pics the eyes are orange/red. The
tool only works well with eyes that are clearly red. The tool needs to be
configurable or needs to be made so it can remove orange/red/ or whatever to
normal.
If the tool was used like a drag/selection box so you
That comment was perhaps a bit confusing. Really after using this tool I find
that the algorithm simply needs to be adjusted. I have found that it will only
work unless the eyes are perfectly red. If there is pink, orange, or anything
other than red, it just leaves it alone and changes the red
Would be nice if someone getting this problem can forward the bug
upstream.
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Thanks for the clarification.
1) I have changed Selection to Position in trunk.
2) If no red eye is found, nothing happens. (Maybe we should have a
warning message.) Perhaps the algorithm just isn't working in your
particular photo. Can you test on a couple of red eyes? The algorithm
does not
OK, tried it on the photo attached. Red eye removal does not work there.
Sure, the eyes are not ezxactly red (more white) but then again, this is
an effect from the flash I would like to remove. Maybe (as you
suggested) the algorithm is to precise.
** Attachment added: Photo in which red eye
Ah, that's a very hard image to correct. gThumb can't handle it. The
eyes are too small and not red enough. If you find an open-source tool
that can correct those eyes automatically let me know, and maybe we'll
steal their algorithm.
However, if you click on the children's sweaters, the
I tried digikam on this photo and it also did not succeed.
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Maybe a warning (your suggestion) that gThumb does work on the selected
area (point) should do the trick. Then it is clear for the user that the
problem is the material on the photo it self on not the gThumb program.
Maybe in the future there will be a better algorythm...
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