Glare in an image is the digital data captured and available in that image. It therefore can't simply be removed, if by that you mean you want the image to show what the original scene would have looked like without the glare, because that data is simply not available in the captured image. You have to use the existing tools in PSP (or any other image editor) such as histogram, clone, etc., applied selectively to basically "fake" the data that you think should be there by adjusting brightness, contrast, etc., in the selected area and then cloning nearby data. And which tools work best and with what settings will depend on the particular image you're working with because there are different types and amounts of "glare".okyou wrote:I wish to have a tool to remove glass reflection from photo. Also allow script to run perfectly clear with customized setting.
As to a script to run Perfectly Clear, I can only assume you are referring to a script like the modified JSJ script that can be used to open standalone programs from within PSP, Perfectly Clear being one of them. If that is what you are speaking about, the script can only open the third party program. It cannot be used to control the program's settings because it has to hand over control to that third party program once it is open. So the script cannot be written to change the settings of that third party program. If, and only if, the third party program is one which always opens with the last used settings, then if you want to the script to run the third party program on multiple images with the same settings you can do so if those settings are the last settings applied by that program.
