*This isn't my work, but I learned from it so I figured I would share:
Here I will show you how I change eye color the quick and easy way.
Start:
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/eye.jpg[/img]
Finish:
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/eyecopy.jpg[/img]
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.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/1.jpg[/img]
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.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/qm.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/2.jpg[/img]
Now, go back to standard mode by hitting Q again, Everything but the eye should be selected.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/3.jpg[/img]
To select the eye, go to Select>Inverse, or hit SHIFT+CTRL+I.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/4.jpg[/img]
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!
Here I will show you how I change eye color the quick and easy way.
Start:
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/eye.jpg[/img]
Finish:
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/eyecopy.jpg[/img]
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.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/1.jpg[/img]
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.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/qm.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/2.jpg[/img]
Now, go back to standard mode by hitting Q again, Everything but the eye should be selected.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/3.jpg[/img]
To select the eye, go to Select>Inverse, or hit SHIFT+CTRL+I.
[img]http://www.photochopz.com/forum/tutorialpics/eyecolor/4.jpg[/img]
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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