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1.Copy 'Background Layer' (Ctrl-J)
2. Create new blank layer (Shift-Ctrl-N, OK) and rename it 'Pupil'
3. Using 'Elliptical Marquee Tool', drag a selection over the pupils.
4. Fill the selection with black by pressing Shift-F5 and select 'Black' from 'Use' dropdown box.
5. Ctrl-D to deselect the selection.
6. Make the 'Pupil' layer invisible by clicking the eye icon on the pupil layer.
7. Select 'Layer 1' and using the 'Clone Stamp Tool' cover the entire eye with the iris.
8. Turn 'Pupil' layer visibility back on select 'Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur'. Now enter values that look natural.
9. Alter the 'Opacity' of the 'Pupil' layer until it looks natural.
10. Create new blank layer (Shift-Ctrl-N, OK) and rename it 'Catchlight'
11. Using the 'Brush Tool' with white colour selected and a small soft edged brush, click on the eye where you think the light source would reflect off the eye.
12. Alter the 'Opacity' of the 'Catchlight' layer until it looks natural.
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