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September 15, 2009

An easy way to remove redeye in Linux

Filed under: — brendan @ 13:13 GMT

I’ve got a bunch of photos I’d like to adjust to get rid of the redeye effect. A bit of searching found a few different tutorials on how to accomplish this in GIMP. But the effort is just plain nuts…you’re doing an awful lot of clicks and menus and finding your way down channels and tunnels … you’d never find the rest to do what should be a point-and-click sort of thing. (For those of us not using expensive commercial packages which have that…)

Because of a great howto, I discovered Digikam, a free KDE package which is perfect. You select a picture and click Edit, then select the region around the eyes. Click Enhance->Red Eye to see a popup showing both the original and, next to it, the fixed version. It’s perfect. Click OK, then Save, and you’re done.

1 Comment »

  1. Hi,
    Superb!!!
    Red eye effect is really a problem with photographs. Your way is so easy to remove that. Thanks.
    Do you have any technique for other colors?

    Comment by data recovery — July 21, 2010 @ 09:48 GMT

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