Remove Red Eye In Photoshop CS4
Posted on 06. Sep, 2009 by Olson in 4 Babys, PHOTOSHOP
 If you have been taking photographs, I bet that you guys have come across the red-eye effect. In this easy to follow Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to remove the red-eye effect from all photographs, whether they are scanned from film,prints or start out as digital files.So without loosing anymore time let’s START! |
| If you use a flash in a dark environment, the subject’s irises are wide open and their pupils enlarged, the more open the pupils are, the more red eye effect you get in your photos. This is caused by the reflection of a camera flash in a person’s retina. Photoshop has a great tool to help us remove the red eye effect, Photoshop’s Red Eye tool changes the red areas to a dark gray color rather than black, This makes your subject look more natural and enables you to change the eye color later if needed. The 10 steps bellow will show you how to remove the red eye effect from your photographs. |
With the image open, drag the Background layer over the New Layer icon to duplicate it.
Click the Zoom tool and zoom in to enlarge the red eyes.
Click and hold the Spot Healing Brush tool to reveal its other tool options.
Click the Red Eye tool. The Options bar changes to show the options for the Red Eye tool.
Double-click here and type 15.
Make sure that the Darken Amount data field is set to 50.
Click in the red area of one eye. Photoshop replaces the red with a neutral gray.
Click in the red area of the other eye. Photoshop again replaces the red with a neutral gray.
Click the Zoom tool. The Options bar changes.
Click Fit Screen. Photoshop zooms out, so you can see the entire image and the more natural-looking eye color.
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tutoriale shqip
06. Sep, 2009
Very easy to follow tutorial and still very useful, thanks
Eni112
06. Sep, 2009
This means better portait photos….
arman
07. Sep, 2009
very well explained…trying it now…
Linda
07. Sep, 2009
Nice one!
Thanks for the tutorial…!!
frank06
08. Sep, 2009
WoooW so easy i thought this will be very complicated but it’s so easy…. thank you guys
Victoria
09. Sep, 2009
Thanks for Posting.
Excellent Tut.
squid
09. Sep, 2009
Woah! Nice!!!
Jon Bergan
09. Sep, 2009
Very Useful , Thanks alot
Severin Mathiesen
09. Sep, 2009
really great tut…Absolutely TOP!!!!!!!!
Dave
09. Sep, 2009
I Love You TB. Thank you very much for this easy to follow tutorial.
slimV
29. Sep, 2009
Great tutorial TB, thanks …
Yari
29. Sep, 2009
OMG! this is exactly what i was looking for!
Ashish
07. Nov, 2009
Very good… keep it up…
DesignBoy
17. Nov, 2009
Great tutorial nice and easy to follow.
Iain
02. Jan, 2010
I work as a wildlife photographer and was recently doing a shoot at night with flash – no other option., Red eye despite flash being off camera was horrid. This tutorial saved my hide and allowed me to PP the images in time and remove the red eye (at least in the proofs). Thanks
FM
26. Jun, 2010
Nice, thank you!
Rupali
12. Jul, 2010
nice one…………..Thanx 4 the tutorial…..