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IMHO, your best bet is to find some similar eyes (without retinal reflections) and blend them in over the image you are working with. As Paul said, there are problems with this image (at least this section) ranging from blown channels to lens flare extending the retinal reflection into veiling flare over the iris and sclera.

Tom

PS - The grain / noise and softness of this image is also problematic. If this is someone who is easily available for another picture, simply have a better one taken.

[QUOTE="Tom Mann, post: 1533690186, member: 74903"] IMHO, your best bet is to find some similar eyes (without retinal reflections) and blend them in over the image you are working with. As Paul said, there are problems with this image (at least this section) ranging from blown channels to lens flare extending the retinal reflection into veiling flare over the iris and sclera. Tom PS - The grain / noise and softness of this image is also problematic. If this is someone who is easily available for another picture, simply have a better one taken. [/QUOTE]

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