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  1. I advocate for "Copy Merged" function as well - I use "Copy Merged" very frequently when copying from graphical editor to a presentation.
  2. Thank you for your kind advices and offered solutions. Of course, there exist many ways to somehow bypass it. At least I could use a different editor. I posted this for (i) I was not able to get good results with built-in red-eye removal effect and (ii) nobody reported such problem - at least I didn't find it. There could be two reasons for it - either tool is useful and I applied it wrong way or nobody uses Paint.NET for red-eye removal. Seems to me the second reason is true.
  3. Hi, I would like to share my problems with current Paint.NET implementation of red eye removal tool. I tried it several times but the results seems to me quite unnatural. Here is an example: Original photo: Photo after Paint.NET red eye removal: Do you see difference in pupils color? It's pity - I like Paint.NET but finally I had to use another image editor to get better result. Do you have same experience? Did I miss something? I tried to adjust both tolerance and saturation but without success.
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