Red eyes plugins for photoshop????

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Morten
Jul 5, 2003
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I have tried out Photoshop elements and there was a great plugins for red eyes reduction. Is there a plugins for this in Photoshop? what is it called and how much does it cost?

Baiaz
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jrzyguy
Jul 5, 2003
why would anyone spend ANY money on a plug in for red eye? its one the most basic and easy thing to do

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message
it is called learn the $600+ program and search the gazillions of
tutorials on the internet.
"Morten" wrote in message
I have tried out Photoshop elements and there was a great plugins for
red
eyes reduction. Is there a plugins for this in Photoshop? what is it
called
and how much does it cost?

Baiaz

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tony
Jul 6, 2003
Well, I’ll bite……how do you do it ?
When ever I have tried people just come out looking like aliens.

"jrzyguy" wrote in message
why would anyone spend ANY money on a plug in for red eye? its one the
most
basic and easy thing to do

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message
it is called learn the $600+ program and search the gazillions of
tutorials on the internet.
"Morten" wrote in message
I have tried out Photoshop elements and there was a great plugins for
red
eyes reduction. Is there a plugins for this in Photoshop? what is it
called
and how much does it cost?

Baiaz

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stupid_idiot
Jul 6, 2003
you could either search google for red eye+photoshop or try myjanee.com

"news.netspace.net.au" wrote in message
Well, I’ll bite……how do you do it ?
When ever I have tried people just come out looking like aliens.

"jrzyguy" wrote in message
why would anyone spend ANY money on a plug in for red eye? its one the
most
basic and easy thing to do

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message
it is called learn the $600+ program and search the gazillions of
tutorials on the internet.
"Morten" wrote in message
I have tried out Photoshop elements and there was a great plugins for
red
eyes reduction. Is there a plugins for this in Photoshop? what is it
called
and how much does it cost?

Baiaz

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Rick Deckard
Jul 6, 2003
"news.netspace.net.au" gave Roy Batty a mean glare and said:

Well, I’ll bite……how do you do it ?
When ever I have tried people just come out looking like aliens.

I use the clone stamp to paint over the red.
But I’m a Photoshop amateur.

"You’re watching a stage play. A banquet is in progess. The guests are enjoying an appetizer of raw oysters.
The entree consists of boiled dog."
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jrzyguy
Jul 6, 2003
well..there are many ways to go about this.
you can select the area and then use some of the color balance and correction tools…or apply a color overlay and adjust is opacity….

i can think of many ways. I just cant see PAYING for a plug in to do this relatively basic task. if you have PS..(whatever version) it is really a good idea to LEARN it. dont have to learn everything in the program (im still learning after using it professionaly for 6 years).

"Rick Deckard" wrote in message
"news.netspace.net.au" gave Roy Batty a mean glare and said:

Well, I’ll bite……how do you do it ?
When ever I have tried people just come out looking like aliens.

I use the clone stamp to paint over the red.
But I’m a Photoshop amateur.

"You’re watching a stage play. A banquet is in progess. The guests are enjoying an appetizer of raw oysters.
The entree consists of boiled dog."
WC
Winifried Carbunkle
Jul 8, 2003
I find "cut -n-paste" is preferable to custom painting each and every eye.

I have an "EYE BANK" page of great perfect eyes, stolen from every good photo which crosses anywhere near my workstation. If the eyes on any photo are clear and 20/20, I steal ’em.

Then I graft ’em right onto every red eye in town. Heck, sometimes I I think I should start a NOSE bank too, to combat the plague of RED NOSE which I encounter every winter in photography.

On Sun, 06 Jul 2003 13:27:27 GMT, "SamMan" wrote:

Select the eye (the red area) with your marquee tool. Switch to the Channels palette. Click on the Green to highlight that layer. Copy the Green & paste to the Red layer. Select the RGB layer. Switch back to the Layers palette. Deselect the marquee.

Sam

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bobnet
Jan 20, 2004
Try this http://www.escrappers.com/redeyes.html
it’s free!

On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 19:27:29 +0200, "Morten" wrote:

I have tried out Photoshop elements and there was a great plugins for red eyes reduction. Is there a plugins for this in Photoshop? what is it called and how much does it cost?

Baiaz

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