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Terry Grogan
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This was an interesting week. I never played with any of the red eye
removal features in PSP before other than the auto feature. I've
also never tried a panorama image before, so I had fun with both this
week. Click here
for the Panorama Pictures. |
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As far as red eye removal, I'm not impressed much with Photo Album.
The One Step does "Ok" on human eyes, and terrible on animal eyes. I
found the red eye brush to be too severe on human eyes, but it did a
decent enough job on animal eyes. With PSP, I really like the auto
human eye feature. I used the freehand pupil outline. I liked the
job it did, though I had a problem with the cat in the back. I never
got the eyes looking natural. |
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Here's the image with redeye |
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This photo was corrected using Photo Album Quick Fix. Too bad I can't
change the color. |
This Photo was corrected used PSP Auto Human Eye. Here the eyes are
the proper shade of blue. |
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Ok, here's a picture of me taken in 1960 |
This one is fixed with Photo Album Quick Fix. It doesn't look that bad (at
least it's better than the original) |
 This one is fixed with
PSP Auto Human Eye. For some reason, it has just a bit too much blue. |
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Here are the cats. The eyes are
terrible. |
This is Photo Album using the brush. The back cat actually has
better eyes than the front one in this picture. |
This is PSP using the freehand pupil outline. The front cat came out
pretty nice. The back cat's eyes aren't as natural as I'd like. |
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This is the new puppy. Again the eyes look
terrible. |
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This is with the Photo Album redeye brush.
It looks better than the PSP version, I think. |
This is with PSP, freehand pupil outline.
While it looks fine, I actually like the Photo Album version better. |
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Click here for the Panorama
Pictures. |
