Anti RedEye

[steve.ledger]

Xtreme4 still requires XPE for RedEye removal. (Note: Magix Photodesigner is slow & cumbersome and often crashes Xtreme when I try it's very poor redeye removal tool.)
If you have changed your bitmap editor to something other than XPE, then pressing the 'RedEye' tool in Photo Tools will open *that* new editor.
This may be fine, as your preferred editor may have a good redeye remover in anycase, however - there is a free redeye remover 'Photoshop Plugin' that works with Xtreme4 and somewhat faster than opening another large app just to remove redeye.
Vicmans AntiRedEye.
It works with WindowsXP and Vista

[Soquili]

Xtreme4 still requires XPE for RedEye removal.

I find it easier the old fashioned way
http://www.talkgraphics.com/showpost...32&postcount=6

Ellipse Tool, Colour Editor, and Transparency Tool make an unbeatable combination.

[steve.ledger]

Absolutley Bill..
Though sometimes a plugin is just a bit quicker

BTW: How do you fix eye flashback with pet photos? Same way?

[Soquili]

I use the same technique. Adjusting the percentage of transparency helps to darken the pupil.