Removing Red-Eye
If you spot red-eye in a flash portrait, give the Red-Eye Correction tool a try:
Display your photo in single-image view and press the Picture Control button or OK button.
The Retouch menu appears over your photo. Note that the Red-Eye Correction option appears dimmed in the menu for photos taken without flash.
- Highlight Red-Eye Correction and press OK.
If the camera detects red-eye, it applies the removal filter and displays the results in the monitor. If the camera can't find any red-eye, it displays a message telling you so.
- Zoom in to inspect the repair.
Press the Qual button to magnify the display so that you can check the camera's work, as shown in Figure 11-3. To scroll the display, press the Multi Selector up, down, right, or left. The yellow box in the tiny navigation window in the lower-right corner of the screen indicates the area of the picture that you're currently viewing. - If you approve of the correction, press OK twice.
Figure 11-3: Zoom in to magnify the image and check the red-eye repair.
The first OK returns the display to normal magnification; the second creates the retouched copy.
- If you're not happy with the results, press OK to return to normal ...
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