Since I have been asked to set out a tutorial on how to remove the red eye I'll show you the technique I use to fill it problem.
( This often happens due to a number of circumstances, including the flash bounces off the back of the eye, the person is in a dark room and the pupils are dilated and also occurs when the flas is in the camera or very close to the lens ).
are many techniques that can be used for red-eye correction, but for me the best is that I usually make the selection and substitution method .
requires some effort but is the best because it retains the texture and sparkle of the eyes.
STARTED:
1. CONTROL + O and choose the picture.
2. CONTROL + J to duplicate it, I never tire of telling you that you work on copies of the original never-
3. Then open the palette CHANNELS -click on the tab to the right of the Layers tab.
4. Will note that we are shown first RGB channel and under that Channels RED - GREEN-BLUE . Now we must choose the channel with the best pupil, ie the darker, which is usually the GREEN .
5. Situate on the Green Channel and select the elliptical marquee tool ( pressing the letter L and then press again while we Shift ).
6. With the elliptical marquee tool a pupil selected - the selection must completely surround the pupil, red everything -.
7. Now hold down the Shift key and we make a new selection , this time on the second pupil .
COUNCIL: If when you are making the selection pulsáis the Spacebar you can move the selection to your whim and squares.
8. We have selected the two pupils. Now with the quill active selections: SELECT> SCROLL: 1 px . In this way we slightly soften the outline of the selection.
9. Press CONTROL + C to copy the selected pupils.
10. Click the Red Channel and press Control + Shift + V ( to paste into ) or Edit> Paste Into .
11. Click on the Blue channel to activate it and repeat Control + Shift + V . With these steps we have hit the Green Channel-pupil of the darkest-on pupil Red channel, the bad, and the pupil of the Blue Channel.
12. Click on the Channel tab and check the result. The red color has disappeared and the pupil, as amended, retains its texture and sparkle.
13. Now we will improve the color of the eyes : Press CONTROL + E to join the two layers into one. Next CONTROL + J to duplicate.
14. A layer you just duplicated we changed the Blend Mode from Normal to OVERLAPPING ( the image will be darker, helping to improve eye color).
15. Since the skin also has darkened, we use a mask to ease this problem of dark skin.
16. Click on the icon "Add layer mask" located at the bottom of the layers palette - rectangular icon with central white circle -. The color mask is filled with white , allowing us to see the contents of the entire layer.
17. Since we want only to see the pixels of the pupil and the iris, this step: Click the layer mask to activate and issue to Edit> Fill : Select in the dialog box, the color Black, Opacity 100% & mode merger Normal .
18. Then selected as the foreground color White ( pressing the letter X front alternating colors - background ).
19. Activate Tool BRUSH - pressing the letter B - and choose a soft-edged brush.
20. Paint the iris and pupil ( adjust the brush size so that paint only within the diameter of iris ). As you go painting the pixels of this layer, they will be displayed.
21. Control + Shift + N , to create a new layer and place in the first place - above the Background layer -. Copy Change the Blend Mode to Soft Light and taking even as the foreground color white paint over the iris .
So we managed to eliminate the red color of the eyes, keeping their texture, sparkle and also the last step -21 - to brighten the tone of the eye.
This is my preferred method a little longer than other techniques but a great result. You know
practice, practice, practice.
DESIGN IS IMAGINATION
Greetings.
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