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This tutorial demonstrates how to remove green, blue and yellow (flash) eye from animals utilising the Sponge and Burn Tools. To work along exactly, you can download the cat image Here. Unzip the file and open the image onto Photoshop’s workspace.
Understand CS4 & CS5’s Workspace And Palettes
Removing Human and Animal Red Eye with CS2, CS3/4/5’s Red Eye Tool
Removing Human and Animal Red Eye with the Colour Replacement and Burn Tools
General Flash Eye Notes Red, green, yellow or blue eye, occurs when a photograph is taken with a flash. Light from the camera’s flash is reflected onto the retina at the back of the eye, and in humans, (and sometimes dogs) results in red eye, caused by the blood vessels. Animals; including, dogs and cats, have special reflective layers (tapetum lucidum), over their retinas - similar to mirrors, and this aids their nocturnal vision. This results in the strange green/yellow/blue eyes often displayed in photographs of indoor pets, (taken with flash). As animals age, their eyes become cloudy; exacerbating the spooky appearance caused by flash.
Undo and Navigation Steps Two ways of undoing steps are from the top menu, Edit then Step Backwards. Alternatively, click a previous snapshot in the History Palette.
Navigate (zoom in and pan) your image using the Navigator Palette,
or the Zoom Tool. 
Activate The Hand Tool by tapping the Spacebar, keeping the Spacebar pressed, pan your image in the usual way. 
1/ Open your Start Image onto Photoshop’s workspace.
Tip Extend your Start Image’s workspace by left-clicking and dragging out one of its corners.
2/ Now, zoom into the eyes (View then Zoom in), or activate the Zoom Tool .
Then from the left-side Tools Toolbar, activate the Polygonal Lasso Tool.
And set the following Add to selection and Feather 2 px attributes into its Options bar.
Now, carefully apply a Selection Marquee around both irises - as illustrated below.
(My step-by-step on-line Polygonal Lasso Tool tutorial can be viewed Here - Chapter 3).
After you have isolated both irises with a Selection Marquee, you are ready for the next step.
3/ From the top menu, choose Adjustments then choose Desaturate. This removes the pupils’ colour, subsequently converting them to greyscale.
4/ Alternatively, from the left-side toolbar, activate the Sponge Tool.
And set the following Desaturate settings into its Options Bar.
Then paint inside the Selection Marquees, to remove the pupils’ colour.
Sponge Tool Note Depending on whether you choose Desaturate or Saturate, the Sponge Tool, when repeatedly applied, either removes colour - turning it to greyscale, or enhances (deepens) the colour’s saturation.

5/ To darken the pupils further, (ensure the Selection Marquees remain active), then from the toolbar, activate the Burn Tool.
If you are working with my Start Image, then set the following attributes into the Burn Tool’s Options Bar. (If not, for personal results, experiment with the Burn Tool’s settings).
Burn Tool Notes Depending upon the pupils’ colour - you may need to experiment with the Range and Exposure settings.
Tip Quickly adjust the Brush size by tapping your Keyboard’s Square Bracket Keys - ensuring your keyboard is set to lower case.
Now, ensure the Brush Size is larger than the pupil: then hover your cursor over the left eye, and repeatedly left-click until the pupil is darkened to a hue you like.

6/ Repeat the last Chapter (Chapter 5), this time darkening the right pupil: then tap Ctrl then D to remove the Selection Marquee. (Select then Deselect).
7/ Then soften any harsh lines between pupil and iris using the Blur Tool, setting the Strength to around 15%.

8/ Congratulations, your work is complete and is ready to save.
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