Re: If you want to keep the transparency try this--

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In Reply to: How do You reduce the red-eye in Photoshop? posted by Dmitry on April 10, 2003 at 19:34:50:

1 Zoom in on eye and select with Elliptical Marquee tool--draw oval around Iris.( I'd set Feather say for 1 pixel)
2 Hold Shift and repeat this for other Iris.
3 Press Com -H to hide the Ants-- if they bother ya!
4 Go to Image> Adjustments> Channel Mixer
5 In Dialog box set as follows--Red 0---Green+50%---Blue+50%--Constant 0
6 Click OK.
Voila!
Des

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Topic - How do You reduce the red-eye in Photoshop? - Dmitry 19:34:50 04/10/03 (5)

Big problemo with these cameras - R B 05:27:38 04/11/03 (1)

Re: Big problemo with these cameras - Joe M 09:44:41 04/11/03 (0)

Re: If you want to keep the transparency try this-- - Des 21:21:51 04/10/03 (1)

Re: How do You reduce the red-eye in Photoshop? - Joe M 21:01:15 04/10/03 (0)

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Re: If you want to keep the transparency try this-- - Des 21:21:51 04/10/03 (1)

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