Actually the best way of getting rid of the "eye problem" is to use an external flash and put it as far as possible from the lens 
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I agree. However this is an additional equipment requirement.
And this doesn't help with the photos I already have.
As they say "hind sight is 20/20".
Mike D
And this doesn't help with the photos I already have.
As they say "hind sight is 20/20".
Mike D
hvulin:Actually the best way of getting rid of the "eye problem" is to use an external flash and put it as far as possible from the lens
You've got a PM with some useful things. If you guys want to know too...... It is a backscatter removal action and a blue-cast removal action for photoshop. You can download them from my website at:
http://www.justinunderwater.com/photoshopactions.htm
http://www.justinunderwater.com/photoshopactions.htm
OP
Thanks justin,
As a beginner I can use all the help that's offered.
Mike D
As a beginner I can use all the help that's offered.
Mike D
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