red eye removal?
I looked on the mailing list archives, and must confess that I don't understand how to go about this. The suggestion for 'colormap rotation' was not available, (greyed-out on my installation of 1.126) and the suggestion to use the dodge/burn tool isn't clear enough about how to do this. I looked in the reference manual, and cannot find information about dodge/burn. I know using the Gimp to remove redeye from a photo is like using an 18 wheeler to move a single 2x4 across the street, but I'd like to be able to do it. Can someone please explain to me how to accomplish this? When it comes to the Gimp, I'm a bear of very little brain. Thanks for the assistance. Regards, Tom Cooper -- Standard disclaimer applies: This message represents the opinions of the author, and not necessarily those of any organization to which he may be related.
Re: red eye removal?
read up on the clone tool. It is what I use. You have to do it by hand but this seems to product the best results IMHO. Note: red eye removal has been on the list before A quick look at my personal backup of the list reveils a thread on Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 13:41:24 -0700 On Mon, Jan 22, 2001 at 04:36:18PM -0500, Tom Cooper wrote: I looked on the mailing list archives, and must confess that I don't understand how to go about this. The suggestion for 'colormap rotation' was not available, (greyed-out on my installation of 1.126) and the suggestion to use the dodge/burn tool isn't clear enough about how to do this. I looked in the reference manual, and cannot find information about dodge/burn. I know using the Gimp to remove redeye from a photo is like using an 18 wheeler to move a single 2x4 across the street, but I'd like to be able to do it. Can someone please explain to me how to accomplish this? When it comes to the Gimp, I'm a bear of very little brain. Thanks for the assistance. Regards, Tom Cooper -- Standard disclaimer applies: This message represents the opinions of the author, and not necessarily those of any organization to which he may be related. Thanks, Jeff | UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that | | would also stop you from doing clever things -- Doug Gwyn| | Jeff Sheffield | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM=JeffShef ICQ=4340529 | | http://jspot.org http://gocho.net |
Re: red eye removal?
Tom Cooper wrote: The suggestion for 'colormap rotation' was not available, (greyed-out on my installation of 1.126) and the suggestion to use the dodge/burn tool isn't clear enough about how to do this. I looked in the reference manual, and cannot find information about dodge/burn. When a filter is grayed out as an option it means that your file isn't in the right format. Check to see if you have an alpha channel or not (ImageAlphaAdd Alpha if Add Alpha is gray, you have it). Try it with alpha (add alpha) and with out (LayersFlatten Image). Other filters need only one layer or will only work on the bottom layer. As you get to know the filters, you get to know what they want. I know using the Gimp to remove redeye from a photo is like using an 18 wheeler to move a single 2x4 across the street, but I'd like to be able to do it. The last time I took out red eye, I zoomed in to 400% and used the color picker and did it pixil by pixil. It was fine, but not great. My people looked alittle cross eyed, so be careful with the light spot.
red eye removal
Hi all, I remember seeing some article about redeye removal. But I cant find it searching the mailing list anymore. Can someone tell me how to do this with gimp. Thanks in advance. -- |\/\/\/| Prasanna P Subash | | | | TurboLinux, Inc Home | (o)(o) [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] C _) 2000 Sierra Point Pkwy1201 Monte Diablo Ave | ,___| Brisbane CA 94005 San Mateo CA 94401 | /650 228 5213 650 558 9077 /\Cell 650 270 8279 http://pras.homepage.com/ / \ "Every action has an equal and opposite criticism"
Re: red eye removal
Prasanna Subash wrote: Hi all, I remember seeing some article about redeye removal. But I cant find it searching the mailing list anymore. Can someone tell me how to do this with gimp. Thanks in advance. -- |\/\/\/| Hi, | | | | This was greyscale in my email client | (.)(.) I didn't even need the GIMP to fix it. C _) Just removed the red and replaced with | ,___| black. | / /\Enjoy! / \ -- Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com/jon/ "Everybody Loves The GIMP!" http://www.gimp.org/
Re: red eye removal
Check out the plug-in at Image-Colors-Colormap Rotation... I just discovered this today, and think it would be a good tool for getting rid of redeye (just select the eyes first). -James Smaby
Re: red eye removal
Prasanna Subash wrote: Hi all, I remember seeing some article about redeye removal. But I cant find it searching the mailing list anymore. Can someone tell me how to do this with gimp. Thanks in advance. I recommend using the Dodge/Burn tool that comes with Gimp 1.1. It makes things *much* easier than making a selection, then adjusting the colours with Colour Balance. If you haven't tried Gimp 1.1, install it now! There are packages available for most distributions, and there are tons of new features to play with. Alex Author of "GIMP Essential Reference" http://www.dowco.com/~alexh
