In some photographs, the subjects' pupils are an unnatural shade of red. You can use the Red-eye Removal tool to correct this red-eye effect. The Red-eye Removal tool quickly paints red areas of a photograph only, replacing reddish colors with grays and blacks.

This is a picture of the feature being described.

Original photograph; after using the Red-eye Removal tool

To correct the red-eye effect in a photograph:

  1. This is a picture of the feature being described.Select the Red-eye Removal tool from its pop-up menu.
  2. Set the attributes in the Property inspector:

    Tolerance determines the range of hues to replace (0 replaces only red; 100 replaces all hues that contain red).

    Strength sets the darkness of the grays used to replace reddish colors.

  3. Click and drag the cross-hair pointer over the red pupils in the photograph.