The red eye removal tool in f-spot does a pretty good job of fixing the redeye
in a selected region, but it is often overzealous, and 'corrects' more than just
the eye.  With a rectangular region, its hard to get just the part of the eye
that is wanted.

Perhaps a better model for red-eye correction would be to enter 'red-eye
correction mode' in which a click on the photo fixes a connected red region.

I've thrown together a quick gtk program that does simply this:  you start it up
with a file name as an argument, then every click in a red region corrects that
region.  So if there are 6 red eyes, you just click on each eye.  In this
program, closing the window gives a prompt for a file name to save to. 
Something like this I think would make the red eye tool much more useful.  I'll
attach my program as an attachment.

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