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Hey everyone,
Does anyone have a simple solution or know of a program that deals with the red-eye equivalent in animals? I have taken quite a few pictures of my dog and most of them have blue-eye present. I can use photoshop to fix this, but I was just wondering if there is an easier way. Thanks. |
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I have not been able to find this answer. I raise sitehounds that are night hunters and they all glow green and blue (nocturnal animals). I have had limited success with photo editing software. They sell a pet eye pen to manually touch up a hard copy but I find it makes them look dull. I have heard that a bounce flash will work. I just have to save the $150 for it!
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What I do is in photoshop (5.02, PC) copy the color of the retina from a good outdoor photo (no flash) and paint over the green eye. As long as I don't get too carried away and leave the highlights, it works pretty good. Unfortunately, it's a bit labor intensive if you have a lot of them to do..
The particular color shown is R53, G51, B56 if those numbers mean anything to you.. Jeff :-) |
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jsiladi does what I do. I have had the same problem in owls (although in them its steel colored, I believe.)
I use a selection tool to make sure I don't paint out of the lines, and then I paint over it. The problem with that is that the catch light can have an odd looking cast to it. Pink, for example. I don't have a good answer for that. On really good pictures I've used a single pixel white brush at about 20% opacity and then dab each pixel a or more times to change the color. Not perfect, and annoying as all get out, but effective. Eric |
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eric s wrote:
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Thanks Guys
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With "Color Mechanic" software (it comes as a stand alone or plug in) you could simply change the blue to red (or black) and then your red eye removal function could work.
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