How do I remove redeye on my Kodak easyshare digital camera?

Answer 1

Kodak EasyShare Digital Camera has more then one model you'd have to be more specific. Model Number would be more helpful. 24 Models of Kodak EasyShare Digital Camera on the http://www.kodak.com/ website.

http://search.kodak.com/?pq-locale=en_US&global=en&q=kodak+easyshare+digital+camera

Click onto support center at the top of the screen, did you already download the EasyShare Software that came with your digital camera, go to product manual, scroll down to page 13 it reads as follows:

http://www.kodak.com/global/plugins/acrobat/en/service/manuals/urg00605/C875_GSG_GLB_en.pdf

Changing the flash settings:

The camera automatically detects and removes the red eye from the picture. I'm not sure if it works on all Kodak EasyShare Digital Cameras. Also make sure your Adobe Reader is up to date so you can view this pdf file.

http://www.adobe.com/

You might want to save the kodak website onto your computer for future use.

Answer 2

The software that came with the camera has a basic redeye removal function. Download the photos into the computer and the program will let you make the adjustment.

If you need a more precise result, try one of the photo editing programs like photoshop (I think right now you can download cs3 beta) or paint shop pro (has a 30 day free trial).

Answer 3

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Answer 4

You don't remove red-eye in the camera. The camera has red-eye reduction, but you'll have to put the pictures onto your computer and use your photo editing software to remove red-eye.

HINT: As long as you're going to have to use software to remove red-eye completely anyway ... you might as well turn off the red-eye reduction feature. When people see a flash, they assume that the picture has been taken and they can look away from the camera. I hear more people complain that their photo subjects are always looking away from the camera when they use red-eye reduction. Just turn it off and doctor the pics on the computer.