[TheDeceptionist]

Applications required:-
Photoshop [ CS2+ ]

Difficulty:-
Easy

Today in this tutorial we will learn about how we can change the eye color of a person in a picture.
This is a part of my Face Retouching Tutorial Series [ I will soon be posting more tutorials ].

For this tut , I will be using this picture

Spoiler: Big Picture

First you'll require an iris brush, which can be downloaded from here.

Now install the brush [ If you don't know how , Click me ]

Zoom in to the eye section. [ Press ctrl + '+' ]

Select the brush tool

Press F5 to open up the brush window. Now select the iris brush [ Select any type ].
Change the brush size by pressing '[' and ']'.

Now add a new layer.

Place the brush over the iris of the person in the picture and paint once [ Right click once ].

Press ctrl + T and transform your layer so that fits with the original iris.

Repeat the same process for the next eye.

Now to make it look even more realistic , decrease the opacity of the two layers to about 36%.

The final picture will look like this:-

Spoiler: Big Picture

Here is the difference




Note there are better ways [ such as playing with the saturation of the iris ] to do this.
But this one works good and is easier.

Thanks for taking time to read my tutorial.
Cya , [username]

[TheDeceptionist]

Applications required:-
Photoshop [ CS2+ ]

Difficulty:-
Easy

Today in this tutorial we will learn about how we can change the eye color of a person in a picture.
This is a part of my Face Retouching Tutorial Series [ I will soon be posting more tutorials ].

For this tut , I will be using this picture

Spoiler: Big Picture

First you'll require an iris brush, which can be downloaded from here.

Now install the brush [ If you don't know how , Click me ]

Zoom in to the eye section. [ Press ctrl + '+' ]

Select the brush tool

Press F5 to open up the brush window. Now select the iris brush [ Select any type ].
Change the brush size by pressing '[' and ']'.

Now add a new layer.

Place the brush over the iris of the person in the picture and paint once [ Right click once ].

Press ctrl + T and transform your layer so that fits with the original iris.

Repeat the same process for the next eye.

Now to make it look even more realistic , decrease the opacity of the two layers to about 36%.

The final picture will look like this:-

Spoiler: Big Picture

Here is the difference




Note there are better ways [ such as playing with the saturation of the iris ] to do this.
But this one works good and is easier.

Thanks for taking time to read my tutorial.
Cya , [username]

[3r3bus]

Cool tutorial mate, keep it up.

[3r3bus]

Cool tutorial mate, keep it up.

[Psycho_Coder]

nice tutorial. Good work

[Psycho_Coder]

nice tutorial. Good work

[whiteprice]

this is pretty neat, thank you

[Zorikos Bellas]

this is pretty neat, thank you

[DanteR]

Looks great. Easy enough for even me to do!

[Jacoobie]

Cool Tutorial. I'll try this with my new project. thanks