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I took a digital camera picture of a person in a crowd. I then went and really changed the background etc using PE3 and learned a lot. However, I gave this picture with the new background to the person and she really liked it but said "Gee, I didnt know my eyes were like that."
It seems as if the moment I took her picture, I was catching her off guard standing in the crowd and she raised (arched) her eyebrowns – thus making her eyes in the final picture appear larger than they normally are. I hope I am adequately describing the look.
What would be the way you experts would change her eyes to make them look normal (no arched eyebrows making for a larger than normal eye). Would you clone the eyelids and make them larger (thus reducing the white around her pupil? Would you darken the white – or increase the size of her pupil?
I have been hunting around for advice on the internet and found a lot of "getting rid of red eye" stuff but so far, no luck on reducing eye size stuff can be found.
Anyway, thanks in advance for the help that I always get from ya all.
Bob
It seems as if the moment I took her picture, I was catching her off guard standing in the crowd and she raised (arched) her eyebrowns – thus making her eyes in the final picture appear larger than they normally are. I hope I am adequately describing the look.
What would be the way you experts would change her eyes to make them look normal (no arched eyebrows making for a larger than normal eye). Would you clone the eyelids and make them larger (thus reducing the white around her pupil? Would you darken the white – or increase the size of her pupil?
I have been hunting around for advice on the internet and found a lot of "getting rid of red eye" stuff but so far, no luck on reducing eye size stuff can be found.
Anyway, thanks in advance for the help that I always get from ya all.
Bob
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