Can we fix red eyes with Photoshop?
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Yes it is possible but it is time consuming. Basically, you need to create a new layer and try to work with the same color that the surrounding eye is. Then adjust the transparency until it matches closely and doesn't look odd at 100%.\n\nOn the other hand, if you download Picasa from Google, there is a red-eye tool and it works very well.
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Cucumbers on the eyes, or a wet teabag. Use Visine as well to get rid of the redness.\n\nPS: I hope you will be ok. Sorry for whatever happened to you.
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one word: PHOTOSHOP! Just get rid of the little "proofs" thing printed on the photo. ^^
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I'd Say Photoshop can do this perfectly, But it's $600 Software, You cant download it legally, and will take some time to learn.\nDont' worry anyway. I've found a free and easy photo software for you.\n\nTry Google Picasa. It can help you make an effect which makes the background blurred and your baby's face clear, Just by One Click From Effect Menu. and you can do some adjustment\nOr Trim the Photo you like.\n\nHere to download for free:http://info.sitesled.com/\n\nGood Luck.
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Try GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/\nThis is a complete image editing software that is nearly as good as Photoshop, but free.
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open with yr fav photo editor like photoshop and then use 'save as' to save it as a jpeg it will allow to set options then
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you could just crop it. do you want an actual tear effect? find a good brush to go over the edge with.
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You could use VISINE eye drops for redness...caused by reading too much, etc.
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Photo Editors I can do:\n\nPhotoPlus, http://freeserifsoftware.com/\n\nPaint.NET, http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/ (Probably easier to use than PhotoPlus but it lacks a few advanced features such as drop shadows but everything else is there including, layers, levels, cloning and effects)\n\nPicasa, http://picasa.google.com/ acquired by Google this is a simple editing tool to fix red eye and crop (I'm not sure what else it does) but I use it to keep track of all the images on my PC.\n\nThose are my favorites but just so you have some more options check out Irfanview, http://www.irfanview.com/ and Ultimate Paint, http://www.ultimatepaint.com/ (that one is not free).\n\nThose are free (with the one exception), there might be some that you can pay for but why would you when you can get these for free.  I don't know of any easy to use video program but you can check out Windows Movie Maker (it's free) but it lacks many advanced features available in commercial packages, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx
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Turn the entire picture black and white by decreasing the color saturation.  Then paint the eyes the color you want them.  Then save the picture.
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How about an eye patch?
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That is a result of the flash being so quick that the eyes remain wide open and the inside of the eyes (retina) with its rich blood vessels is illuminated by the light. That makes the devilish looking red spots. People with light colored eyes are more likely to get a lot of light inside the pupil of their eyes and show up with red eyes.\n\nShooting the photo in available light not flash, using a camera that has a preflash to get the pupils to contract, or not shooting the picture head-on will avoid it. If you get it then photo imaging software can easily remove it.
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use adobe photoshop or macromedia fireworks
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Photoshop is useful, just search tutorials on how to use it around the internet.
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Three different products here.\n\n1. Elements for home use. If you want to eliminate red eye, zip a zit from your prom pic, etc.\n\n2. Photoshop for professional use.\n\n3. Image Ready to compliment some photoshop features, like if you want to create a background, ImageReady eliminates the borders and the background will be seamless.\n\nI prefer Photosohp because it can do anything Elements can, plus more.  And it comes with Image Ready.  But, it costs more too.
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Red eye occurs with both digital and film cameras. The cause of red eye is having the flash too close to the camera lens.\n\nWhat you are seeing is the flash reflecting off the blood vessels in the retina, on the back of the eye. If the flash is moved further away from the lens, the light enters the eye at an angle and isn't reflected straight back to the camera.\n\nBecause digital cameras tend to be smaller than film cameras, their flashs are closer to the lens, so this problem  is more likely occur.
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The red-eye effect in photography is the common appearance of red eyes on photographs taken with a photographic flash. The light of the flash occurs too fast for the iris of the eye to close the pupil. The flash light is focused by the lens of the eye onto the blood-rich retina at the back of the eye and the image of the illuminated retina is again focused by the lens of the eye back to the camera resulting in a red appearance of the eye on the photo. (This principle is used in the ophthalmoscope, a device designed to examine the retina.)\n\nIn many species or animals, a light-reflecting layer behind the retina that improves night vision, intensifies this effect. This leads to variations in the colour of the reflected light from species to species. Cats, for example, display blue, yellow, pink, or green eyes in flash photographs.  Dogs' eyes will usually flash green in photographs.