File Manager Features / Edit Photo Window

# Red-Eye Reduction

When you take pictures of people, they sometimes appear to have red-eyes in the photograph. You can apply Red-Eye Reduction to help eliminate this problem.

| Note:

When you retouch an image, the PRINT Image Matching, Exif, and ICC information is deleted.

| Double-click on the photo on the Main window, then click Red-Eye Reduction on the Enlargement window.

> The Red-Eye Reduction window appears.

> To select a different photo to edit, click Previous or Next.

| Move the cursor over the photo. The cursor changes to a "+".

| Point to the eye. A circle appears in the photo.

> Adjust the size of the circle if necessary by using the Size slide bar on the right hand side of the screen.

> If the color of the eye is not appropriate after applying Red-Eye Reduction, click Undo and modify the Red-Eye Reduction settings. To clear all Red-Eye Reduction effects, click Clear.

Rotate | Rotates the image 90 degrees counterclockwise by pressing , or 90 degrees clockwise by pressing . Note: The Rotation setting does not affect your original data.
Size | Adjusts the size of the circle within which Red-Eye Reduction takes effect, by sliding the slide-bar to the left (-) or to the right (+). It is best to make the size of the circle as small as possible.
Brightness | Chooses between Darker and Lighter for the tone of the Red-Eye Reduction to make it fit the photo.

| When you finish applying Red-Eye Reduction, click Save.

| Specify the destination to save the photo then click Save.

| Click Close in the Enlargement window.

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