| • | To remove red-eye |
You can remove red-eye from photos.
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| 1 . | In the toolbox, click the Red-eye removal tool  . |
| 2 . | Type a value in the Nib size box to match the brush size to the eye. |
| 3 . | Click the eye to remove the red pixels. |
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On the property bar, choose a value from the Tolerance list box.
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On the property bar, choose a brush shape from the Nib shape picker.
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Hold down Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a transparency slider.
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Hold down Ctrl + Alt, and click in the image window without releasing the mouse button to display a feathering slider.
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Click the Pen pressure button
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The default Tolerance value corrects red-eye in most photos; however, if it is difficult to isolate the eye area, and a subject has red tones in their face, you may want to decrease the Tolerance value to differentiate the red in the eye from the skin tone.
You can use the Red-eye removal tool on images in the Paletted, Lab, RGB, and CMYK color modes.
You can quickly zoom to the eye area by clicking the Zoom tool 
in the toolbox, and dragging in the image window to enclose the eye area in the zooming rectangle.
You can adjust the brush size interactively by holding down Shift while dragging in the image window.
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