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Glowing Eyes
Old 11-30-2004, 06:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I Have been looking at quite a lot of the posts around here and have noticed that people are bringing out the eyes, i assume in photoshop. By this i mean that the colour is very striking almost un-natural, with loads of detail in the cornea and the Sclera are superbly clean and bright. Just wondering if anyone can give me any tips on how to do this. ive looked aroung on the post production forum but not found what i am looking for.

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Re: Glowing Eyes
Old 11-30-2004, 08:42 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Well the simplest answer is just to point you at Rolando's article on using snapshots to deal with the eyes:

Snapshots technique

Here is one of my photos where I used this technique:



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Old 11-30-2004, 11:23 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Here is my simple tip...

1) Make a rough selection around an eye with the selection tool (or tool of your choice)
2) With the eye still selected, hit Ctrl-J to put the eye on its own layer
3) Change the mode to screen for the new layer just created
4) Lower the opacity to your liking - probably around 30%-40%.
5) Erase any extra area around the eye. The better your selection, the least you have to erase. I am lazy so I erase (using a layer mask) after the fact.
6) Repeat for the other eye.

This technique (along with others) was applied to this image.

Note that eyes shouldn't be WHITE like many people do in their post processing. Brighter yes, white no. So adjust the opacity to your liking.


 
 
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thanks for the tips ill give it a try tonight and see how it goes on some of my pictures when i get home from work.

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