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06-30-2009, 04:50 PM
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I need PhotoShop help!!! Please!!!
I have a picture of my two puppies in the back of their truck waiting to go for their regular hike in the morning. (It's their truck because it is only used for taking them on hikes, or to the lake, or camping.) Well, I snapped a cute pic that looks like they are holding paws...awww....anyway their eyes are reflected yellow in the center and I can't for the life of me make it look good!!!
 Can someone, who is really good at photoshop, hit me up and help me fix their eyes??? I want to blow up the picture and put it in one of my nice frames!!!  Thank you!!! 
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06-30-2009, 04:53 PM
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Send me the pic through here and I'll take a shot at it. You don't need to fill in any other info except a way to contact you with the new pic.
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use select tool (circle) and select the eye
go to image > adjustments > hue/saturation change the edit dropdown to "Yellows" drag the saturation slider until the yellow is gone or looks more natural rinse/repeat for each eye that's one quick & dirty way to do it. works with red eye too i'm sure some PS guru has a better method
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