At this point the eye will look strange because there is no "glint" of light reflection in the eye. We will add back the glint next.
How to Fix Pet Eye in Your Photos
By Sue Chastain, About.com Guide
Click on each eye to paint over the pet eye reflections. You may need to click a few times with the paintbrush to cover the entire problem area.
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- Fixing Pet Eye - Introduction and Practice Image
- Fixing Pet Eye - Setting the Paintbrush Options
- Fixing Pet Eye - Paint Over the Bad Pupil
- Fixing Pet Eye - Hide the Painted Layer Temporarily
- Fixing Pet Eye - Painting a New 'Glint' in the Eye
- Fixing Pet Eye - The Finished Result (Dog Example)
- Fixing Pet Eye - Dealing with Glint Problems
- Fixing Pet Eye - Dealing with Elliptical Cat Pupils
- Fixing Pet Eye - The Finished Result (Cat Example)
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