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December 1st, 2004, 11:19 PM
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Forget Red Eye, what about Green Eye
It is fairly straight forward to get rid of red eye in photos. However, what about the green eye effect from animals such as dogs and cats. Scaling back on the color in the green eye area will get rid of it to some extent but then you have a "raccoon" effect on the eyes as a result. Any ideas or tricks?
Toodles! Mike Gunn-SFO
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