RedEye Bot Viewer
RedEye Bot Viewer allows you to perform additional operations with a photo loaded:
- Correctly rotate the photo;
- Perform a more sensitive automatic red-eye detection and fix;
- Detect and remove a red-eye in semi-automatic or fully manual mode;
- Preview the fixes in any level of details;
- Apply, reject or undo previously performed red-eye fixes.
Rotate Photo
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Rotate photo counter clockwise (you can also use CTRL+LEFT ARROW key shortcut) | |
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Rotate photo clockwise (you can also use CTRL+RIGHT ARROW key shortcut) |
Zoom Operations
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Zoom in ( UP ARROW ) | |
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Zoom out ( DOWN ARROW ) | |
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Fit photo in the window ( ALT+SPACE ) | |
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View photo in original size ( CTRL+SPACE ) |
Detection Modes
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Automatic red-eye detection This mode has more sensitivity than the one used during the batch mode ( ENTER ) |
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Semi-automatic mode If the product fails to find a red-eye on the photo, you can set its location by dragging a rectangular area around the red-eye. RedEye Bot will focus on the selected area and try to find a red-eye in this area (using less sensitive mode, so false positives may occur) |
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Manual mode Select the rectangular area with a red-eye located right in the middle of it |
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Pan mode Hold the mouse button while moving the cursor to drag the photo (no red-eye detection) |
Red-eye Fixes Operations
Red-eyes detected and fixed are marked by green rectangles on the photo preview. You can either accept or reject the proposed changes.
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Apply the proposed red-eye fixes to the photo | |
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Reject the proposed changes | |
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Undo recently detected and fixed red-eyes |
Using Viewer to fix a single photo
You can open any photo you need in the RedEye Bot Viewer by other using File / Open... menu option or by using the context menu added to JPEG files: right click on the needed photo and select RedEyeBot Viewer option.
Your photo will be opened in the viewer and red-eye detection automatically
performed. You will be able to view other photos located in the same folder by using
(previous)
and
(next)
buttons or using LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys.