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I believe that is just fairly standard red-eye. It may be more extreme than usual, due to the low ambient light. Probably standard red-eye correction tools and techniques will work fine for you.
You might try zooming in and selecting the white part. Then, simply reduce its luminance. With red-eye, you’d also generally want to reduce its color saturation.
David
You might try zooming in and selecting the white part. Then, simply reduce its luminance. With red-eye, you’d also generally want to reduce its color saturation.
David
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