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    YellowEye (dog's "Redeye")

    I'm a complete idiot with post processing and have only used the iphoto that came with my ancient mac.
    What I do know is that in-camera Redeye correction doesn't do shit for the yellow eye that my boys get and neither does iphoto. If I delve into the world of Photoshop et. al., will I find an easy solution? Or will I need to become a PP ninja before I receive any satisfaction?

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    Off camera flash, red eye eliminating pre-flash or adjust in post.

    Lightroom has a red eye removal tool, easier than doing it in PS IMHO. Lightroom is cheaper than PS and serves as a good image organizer
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    easy to do in PS.

    make a selective color adjustment layer. create a layer mask in which everything is hidden except the eyes. in the selective color layer, select 'yellows' from the drop-down menu. then adjust the yellow and black sliders as you see fit.

    if that doesn't make sense, throw up a pic (the one linked in your OP doesn't exist) and i'll show you what i mean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smalls View Post
    ...throw up a pic (the one linked in your OP doesn't exist)
    ...that's so weird. I don't know how that happened!

    Anyway, here's another:

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    Quote Originally Posted by smalls View Post
    easy to do in PS.

    make a selective color adjustment layer. create a layer mask in which everything is hidden except the eyes. in the selective color layer, select 'yellows' from the drop-down menu. then adjust the yellow and black sliders as you see fit.

    if that doesn't make sense, throw up a pic (the one linked in your OP doesn't exist) and i'll show you what i mean.
    Using a clone stamp would be pretty easy too.

    I still stand by my statement that doing it in Lightroom would be the easiest way though.

    Cute dog.
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