How to Remove Red-Eye in Photoshop

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Got red-eye in your photos? Photoshop has a dedicated tool that fixes it in one click, tucked away where you'd never think to look.

Aaron explains what actually causes red-eye (light from an on-camera flash reflecting off the pupil) and how to avoid it in-camera, then shows Photoshop's hidden Red Eye tool, a simple click-and-drag fix nested under the Spot Healing Brush, plus a bonus trick for cloning in a replacement tooth using the Clone Stamp tool and the Lighten blending mode.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Removing Red-Eye in Photoshop
00:14 What Causes Red-Eye and How to Avoid It
01:03 Finding the Red Eye Tool
01:31 Removing Red-Eye with One Click
02:03 Bonus: Replacing a Missing Tooth

THE STEPS
1. Select the Red Eye tool, nested under the Spot Healing Brush in your toolbar
2. Leave Pupil Size and Darken Amount at their default 50%
3. Click and drag a small box around the pupil
4. Release to instantly remove the red-eye
5. Repeat for the other eye

Get the full step by step breakdown here: phlearn.com/tutorial/remove-red-eye-photoshop/

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