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larafairie-stock — Tutorial - Colouring Eyes
Published: 2005-10-26 23:27:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 14169; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 2758
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A tutorial for Photoshop, I'm just putting what I've learnt using photoshop into words to help others.I hope you find this useful.
Made for Photoshop 7, but I'm guessing it will help with other versions.
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being new to photoshop this is going to be a great help many thanks
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Instead of changing the Colour Balance, you could also use the Colour Replacement tool. That way, you wouldn't necessarily need the lasso tool, but it helps. They both acheive the same basic effect, but I think it would be easier to get the colour you want with Colour Replacement.
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I agree. Another useful way to achieve such a thing is with the brush selecting from the properties Color/Hue/ Color burn. It is really useful. Note you should have it semi-transparent or less, so as to manage tones.
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OMFG Thank you! I've been looking everywhere for a tutorial like this.
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Another way to do it would be to use the Lasso tool as suggested, but instead of color balance, do image > adjustments > photo filter, and choose the color. This works for sepia on b&w photos too. Thanks!!!
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I have tried so many different ways to change eye colour and so many different tutorials. Your's was the easiest and gave the best results
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once again, paintshop is terrible, i want photoshop! with paintshop i only know how to do these things by hand UGH
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Your Awesome! This is perfect for me... I completely understand 
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Thanks a lot for a great tutorial! It was really, really helpful. (PS, have you ever considered putting up a 'tutorial' section on your website? I just thought it would be helpful..)
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thank you so much, ive wondered for so long on how to do this. ty!
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usually i use color dodge and it takes forever
this way is so much less complicated and it has a better outcome...thank you for sharing your tips with us
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Also a good tip is feathering the selection by 20 or so, so that you dont have a hard edge and a more blended one. but hey.. thanks for your tut.'s.. they help a tonne.. specially the b & w one
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May I please make a copy this tutorial? I'm new to Photo shop and this would be a huge help.
Thank you
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you can use it, download for yourself.
you can't post it on any other websites etc though.
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saved all teh tutorials n a folder 2 read n use them. u have no idea how much u help..or u do
nyway...thank u
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Lara Im glad your doing tutorials. Its a good way to share you knowledge with the world.
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A great basic tutorial. Another good way of recolouring bits is to play with an adjustment layer, as then you get to paint in exactly where you would like the colour to go to without marking the original picture layer (it's a good way to do things esp. if you need to go back and change).
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There's many different ways but I was just showing which was I do it.
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Oh sorry, I hope I didn't step on your toes! I didn't mean to come across as a know-all. *wince*
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