It may be that your tear ducts are underactive and your tears don’t have the consistency they should. You may also experience nasal allergy symptoms, such as sneezing and a stuffy nose. In these instances your eyes may also suffer from: As new articles are published they will be added to the series page, which will serve as an index for the entire series.Your red eyes could be triggered by outdoor influences such as pollen, grasses and trees.Īllergies can also occur from outdoor effects such as pet fur, dust or mold. If you don’t want to miss the other articles in this Photo Editing in Lightroom 101 series, please subscribe to our RSS feed or our email newsletter. It’s rather simple, but can be a handy tool for improving photos when needed. Move the slider to the left into negative values to darken the pupil, and move it to the right into positive values to lighten the pupil.Īnd that covers the basics of using Lightroom’s red eye correction tool. The darken slider controls the darkens of the pupil. And if you decrease that number (by moving the slider to the left) it will decrease the size of the pupil. If you increase that number (by moving the slider to the right) it will increase the size of the pupil. The pupil size setting will be at 50 by default. The red eye correction tool offers two sliders to customize the results: pupil size and darken. Release the mouse and the red eye correction will be applied. Once you’ve clicked on the icon to activate the red eye correction tool, hover your mouse over the center of the red eye.Ĭlick and drag out to surround the red area. To access the red eye correction tool, click on the icon near the top right of the develop module.įor this tutorial I’ll be working with this photo from JBlox2. Lightroom includes a red eye correction tool that does the difficult work for you. Red eyes are a common problem in photos taken with on-camera flash, but fortunately it can be easily fixed in Lightroom’s develop module. If you don’t want to miss future articles in the series, please subscribe to our RSS feed or our email newsletter. As new articles are published they will be added to this page. Throughout the series we’ll cover the details of Lightroom’s library and develop modules and how you can use Lightroom to improve your own photos. This article is a part of our series Photo Editing in Lightroom 101.
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