t3ch

Here I will show you how I change eye color the quick and easy way.

Start:



Finish:




First, open up your image in Photoshop, and zoom in on the eye(s) you wish to color.

NOTE: A quick way to zoom in and out, hold down CTRL and press the =/+ key to zoom in, or the -/_ key to zoom out.

Now, select your paint brush and choose a size appropriate for your image. Next, adjust your hardness. I keep mine about 30% for this.



Next, hit Q or click the Quick Mask button(circled in red below) to go into quick mask mode. From here, color your eye in with the paintbrush selected in the 2nd step.





Now, go back to standard mode by hitting Q again, Everything but the eye should be selected.



To select the eye, go to Select>Inverse, or hit SHIFT+CTRL+I.



Now, create a layer from the selected portion by hitting CTRL+J. When you have created this layer, and have selected it, hit CTRL+B to bring up the color balance. Play around with the colors till you get what you like. Color balance isn't the only way to edit it, now that you have a layer from the eye, you can edit it any way you like.

Try adding some filters, colors, layers, etc. And post your results here. Good luck!

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joshbond

Wow! great tutorial!

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dkf10425

Nice tutorial. I have a problem that I need help with. I have done this type of coloring many times and I have always had to Inverse to get a selection after going back to standard mode. However tonight when I painted on the selection in quick mask mode and went back to standard mode I didn't have to inverse, it was already selected. WTF? I feel like a noob. How did this happen?

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Stonebow

Great tutorial, have been looking for something like this too. Thumbs up