How to Get Rid of Bloodshot Red Eyes and Clean Up Eye-Whites in Photoshop
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Comments and reviews: 4
MelBarnes
Hi Unmesh. Thanks for the tutorial - I love your method of tuition. I have found that for the first part (removal of the red colour) adding a Hue and Saturation layer then changing the Master to Red and taking the Saturation slider all the way to the left completely removes the reds very quickly.
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Hi Unmesh. Thanks for the tutorial - I love your method of tuition. I have found that for the first part (removal of the red colour) adding a Hue and Saturation layer then changing the Master to Red and taking the Saturation slider all the way to the left completely removes the reds very quickly.
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Vernon
Thanks Unmesh for a clear and helpful demonstration. I've not used Selective Colour before. Could I achieve the same colour changing control by using Hue/Saturation adjustment layer with the targeted eye dropper to pick the Colour?
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Thanks Unmesh for a clear and helpful demonstration. I've not used Selective Colour before. Could I achieve the same colour changing control by using Hue/Saturation adjustment layer with the targeted eye dropper to pick the Colour?
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Adolfo
Yesterday I made this correction. watching this video today I tell you that you are an excellent teacher, because I could do it without making a recipe. Only with the knowledge I gained from your others videos. Thanks
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Yesterday I made this correction. watching this video today I tell you that you are an excellent teacher, because I could do it without making a recipe. Only with the knowledge I gained from your others videos. Thanks
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Brainbuster
I just Select the sclera, hit Ctrl+U, and lower the saturation by about 30 or 40%.
Looks amazing and takes 15 seconds.
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I just Select the sclera, hit Ctrl+U, and lower the saturation by about 30 or 40%.
Looks amazing and takes 15 seconds.
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