Lost and Found by bmac62
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Mandy:
This photo was taken as a quick shot employing the built-in, camera flash. The result was the typical, unattractive green eyes (the canine version of red eyes when a flash is used with people looking directly at the flash)(the red eye fix doesn't work with dogs).
Object here was to fix the green eyes. Success was simple after a little experimentation...PS lasso tool and paint bucket with black paint. To my amazement the highlights stayed and the result is as seen.
Learn something new everyday. Now, no more fear of green eyes!
This is Mandy's favorite place to go if I am going out and she doesn't get to go along.
Have a great Wednesday.
Bill
Comments (39)
soooo nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah I've noticed that with my dog's eyes. I would be interesting to know why the colour is different. I may Google that later!
Oh she is so precious Bill, I love that cute little look she is giving you. She must be such company for you, I can tell she has that twinkle in her eye, so must keep you busy. You did a great jobe on the eyes with your postwork. Great capture, hugs Jane xx
A safe place for Mandy... Beautiful. Aloha
Very cute ! The burn and dodge tools are useful to cure that problem
Bless her, she is so sweet.
OH MY! She is such a little cutie :-))) Yes exactly these round eyes :-)))
Excellent result! Thanks for the tip. I'm going to have to try that on some pictures I have of the cats. Sometimes their eyes actually come out red, and still the red eye fix doesn't work, which seems a little unfair. (Said to the absent god of fairness out there) Wonderful shot! I love how she's sandwiched between the bed and the floor.
What a cutie! What an expression on her face too! I'm more accustomed to those little feline people going under the bed and looking all adorable and cozy, or leaving any number of cat toys under there (which leads to nocturnal play when I'm attempting to sleep!) This is a fantastic shot and really superb work with green-eye removal. I think according to the color of the animal's iris, the reflected flash will either occur as yellow or green, and in some rare cases, orange. My cat Natasha always got green eye, while another cat, Muffin, got yellow eye. This is a great shot!