Contact Lens Workflow by Parc Cruz

Contact Lens Workflow by Parc Cruz

Philippine photographer Parc Cruz has posted a nice tutorial on Flickr for what he describes as his Contact Lens Workflow. Though I don’t agree with him on all the different steps, I definitely can’t argue with the results.

If you’ve ever wanted to get rid of red-eye, make somebody’s eyes stand out, or even change somebody’s eye color, this is a great tutorial for you.

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Luis • 17 December 2007 •

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  1. Wow, that’s awesome. How do you use this to get rid of red-eye, though?

    Sorry, I’m new to photo editing.

  2. Bryan: All you have to do is change the first step. Instead of drawing in white circles, select the red area and put in a Channel Mixer Adjustment Layer (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Channel Mixer…) with RGB values of 0, +50, and +50 in the Red Output Channel. If I find a CC-licensed image with red-eye, I can cobble up a little post on the topic. Would you have one you can share?

  3. [...] wrote about Parc Cruz’s Contact Lens Workflow recently and mentioned that you could use this technique to get rid of red-eye. Bryan Villarin [...]

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