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I’m sorry. I’ve followed the help to fixing red-eye and still people end up with grey irises. Am I doing it wrong?Here’s a quick procedure that I came up with that gives good results:
Martin
Elements ver 2.
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 01:24:54 -0000, "Martin"
wrote:
Here’s a quick procedure that I came up with that gives good results:
1. Select the pupil using either the Lasso or Magic Wand tool (If Magic Wand was used, right-click and use "Grow" if necessary to select a slightly larger area)
2. Right-click and select "Feather". Set "Radius" to 1 pixel, then "OK".
3. From the main menu select "Enhance" – "Adjust Color" – "Hue/Saturation"
4. Move the "Saturation" slider to left to desaturate color.
5. Move the "Lightness" slider to the left until desired result is obtained.
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