[Plugin] "Red-Eye" removal

[michaeld]

Hi!

At this URL http://www.deindl.name/ASP-plugins/ you can download a first version of a "Red-Eye" removal plugin.

Usage:
1. Select the red pupil with a circle-layer. For best result make that circle as small as possible and set the "Feather" to the minimal value.

red_eyes-before.jpg (13.69 KiB) Viewed 2873 times

2. Check the "Enable" checkbox of the plugin.

red_eyes-after.jpg (10.38 KiB) Viewed 2873 times

What the plugin does is to replace the red-channel of a pixel with the average value of the blue and green channels, IF the red-channel is bigger than 1.5 times this average.

This is the first version of my plugin so a few things are left to do:
* Add controls for sensitivity and darkness of the pupil
* Translate to other languages
* Deal with animal eyes

Bye,
Michael

Edit: changed URL

[FotoLars]

Hi!

Here, tested on several linux computers with different OS and DE flavours, this plugin doesn't show up after the installation.
Anyone seeing the same?

When reinstalled, an error is given:
"
/home/lars/Downloads/Plugins/AfterShot/mdRedEyes.afzplug

Unable to uninstall existing plugin: mdRedEyes.afplugin
Unable to delete /home/olmur/C/Aftershot/mdRedEye/windows-mac-readme.txt

Please contact the plugin author.
"

A PM with the logfile is on its way to the developer.


Cheers,


Lars Nilsson
Lund, Sweden

[Paul Wossidlo]

I tried loading it on my Win7 machine...

ASP indicates it is there, but I don't see it under either "Plugins1" or "Plugins2". I noticed I have 5 plugins each installed under those two tabs (10 plugins total). Is there a limit to how many plugins you can load in ASP, or how many in each tab?

Paul

[kaymann]

I tried loading it on my Win7 machine...

ASP indicates it is there, but I don't see it under either "Plugins1" or "Plugins2". I noticed I have 5 plugins each installed under those two tabs (10 plugins total). Is there a limit to how many plugins you can load in ASP, or how many in each tab?

Paul

I have 5 plugin tabs but this plugin is not showing up...

[FotoLars]

Hi!

This first version of Michael's plugin only supports Linux.


Cheers,

Lars Nilsson
Lund, Sweden

[kaymann]

Hi!

This first version of Michael's plugin only supports Linux.


Cheers,

Lars Nilsson
Lund, Sweden

We will wait then. thanks for the clarification.

[Dutchmm]

@Lars

When I look at my log file, the plugin section starts as follows:

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64098.973: Globals: systemhome ../supportfiles
64098.973: Globals: userhome /home/mike/.AfterShotPro
64098.974:
====================  Plugins  =====================
      Name:
Identifier:
   Version: 1.0.0
      Path:


      Name: Bez
Identifier: com.ferdinand-paris.bez
   Version: 1.0.0
      Path: /home/mike/Dropbox/ASP/Plugins/Bez.afplugin


      Name: CAQuest
Identifier: CAQuest
   Version: 2.0.1
      Path: /home/mike/Dropbox/ASP/Plugins/CAQuest.afplugin


      Name: FatToni
Identifier: sph.FatToni
   Version: 0.32.0
      Path: /home/mike/Dropbox/ASP/Plugins/FatToni.afplugin



Note that there is one plugin that has no name ... I would bet money (if I had any ) that this is our red eye tool

Mike

[FotoLars]

Hi!

There is some minor building error in the plugin. It has an internal plugin identifier, name.deindl.mdRedEyes, but this one apparently doesn't register when ASP starts.

If one in the Info.afpxml file changes the wrong path given for windowsLibFile="/home/olmur/C/Aftershot/mdRedEye/windows-mac-readme.txt" to windowsLibFile="" then it loads correctly and shows up in the plugin tabs, even though it still doesn't register itself in ASP.


Cheers,

Lars Nilsson
Lund, Sweden

[michaeld]

Hi!

Thanks for your feedback.

I should have mentioned that it currently only runs on Linux. Windows and Mac versions are planned, assuming I find somebody to compile it for me.

I uploaded a new version 1.0.1 of my plugin to [url]home.bawue.de/~olmur/plugins/mdRedEyes.afzplug[/url]
It fixes the deinstall problem and the log shows it's registering:

Name: mdRedEyes
Identifier: name.deindl.mdRedEyes
   Version: 1.0.1
      Path: <User Home>/Plugins/mdRedEyes.afplugin

[....]

76893.424: Registering AfterShot plugin...  "Vigne" 
76893.424: Registering AfterShot plugin...  "mdRedEyes" 
76893.424: Registering AfterShot plugin...  "zText"

@FotoLars: thanks for your PM. Unfortunately I seem to be unable to reply.

Bye,
Michael

[andreas]

Hi,

cool, works here on my Linux box.

Andreas

[Dutchmm]

Great!

But you will need to remove manually the earlier 1.0.0 directory from ~/.AfterShotPro/Plugins - is this hard coded into the manifest?

Mike

[andreas]

works here on my Linux box.

Hm, there are images which get green eyes with the plugin. I think the resulting colour should be always gray:

Rnew = Gnew = Bnew = (R*sr+G*sg+B*sb)/3*sd

sr, sg, sb are sliders for the colors
sd slider for the darkness in the result

Initial values may be sr=0.2, sg=1, sb=1, sr=1 to nearly eliminate the red channel. For animals perhaps sr=1, sg=0.2, sr=0.8 which can be set up by presets.

Andreas

[andreas]

But you will need to remove manually the earlier 1.0.0 directory from ~/.AfterShotPro/Plugins

This may arise when the plugin identifier changed or perhaps when ASP does not recognised the plugin in the former version. ASP should remove all what is included in the Info.afpxml file resp. the whole folder on an update.

Andreas

[michaeld]

Hi!

I uploaded version 1.1.0 to http://home.bawue.de/~olmur/plugins/mdRedEyes.afzplug. Details below.

Hm, there are images which get green eyes with the plugin. I think the resulting colour should be always gray:

You are right. I missread a paper about read-eye removal.

[quote="andreas]Initial values may be sr=0.2, sg=1, sb=1, sr=1 to nearly eliminate the red channel. For animals perhaps sr=1, sg=0.2, sr=0.8 which can be set up by presets.[/quote]
Good suggestion. Have to think a bit how to arrange the UI for that (without using too much space).

The new version has sliders "Sensitivity" and "Luminance". The algorithm to "remove" red eyes is:

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mean_green_blue = (green + blue) / 2
If (red >= ((sensitivity * mean_green_blue) / 100):   R = G = B = (mean_green_blue * Luminance) / 100

In other words: "Sensitivity" says how much the red-channel has to dominate a pixel to be seen as red eye and luminance is a percentage of how luminant the corrected pixel will be.

Bye,
Michael

[ogrizzo]

Hi!

I uploaded version 1.1.0 to http://home.bawue.de/~olmur/plugins/mdRedEyes.afzplug. Details below.

Still only Linux?