I got home a couple nights ago and saw a rabbit (or hare, not exactly sure what it was..) but it was a shot in the dark with a flash which resulted in some nasty redeye which eye haven't been having luck removing with my regular redeye removal techniques. Can anybody give me a bit of help here? thanks,

- David

Not sure what you are looking for here; but, I just took the magnification up untill I could see the pixel level. Then I used a 2 pixel hard brush set to black to remove all but four central pixels. Changed the brush color to white and "recolored" the central pixels.

Catia

Thanks catia, my biggest problem was that I just didn't know how rabbit eyes should look in the first place..

- David

Hi David,

... don't really know what a rabbit's eyes should look either, :D but what I did was magnifying, like Catia, then I used the Sponge Tool to desaturate the red areas and, finally, created a new Layer set to Soft Light and, wih a fuzzy brush (Opacity = 20%) I painted black over the eyes to reduce the size of the 'white' pupils.

Excellent! thanks muchly Flora, that's exactly what I was going for.

- David

Thanks guys,

Helped me too. The animals look more like animals now and not animals with demons inside them.

A Work.

1. Shadow /Highlight.
2. Noiseware plug.
3. unsharp mask.
4.for eyee, Red eye tool.
5 for snow red, some sponge tool- desaturate.

Flora,

How do you always come up with the easiest way of doing things?

Can't believe that you are a translator and not a pro photographer or retoucher.

Always enjoy and use your suggestions.

Thank you so much, albatrosss!! :blush: :pleased:

OK BUGSY WE GOT YOU COVERED - just move away from the carrots - SLOWLY.





Sorry I just couldn't help myself with this one. :devil:

Peter

hehe, peter. yer getting as bad as me ;)

craig

Can't stand pink snow; almost as bad as yellow snow. :lmao:

hehe, peter. yer getting as bad as me

Craig

One can do nothing but aspire to the lofty hights of Kraellinism

Peter :dizzy: