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How can you open eyes on a photo? (Blinked so eyes are closed)

Quantum85 · 2019-01-03 23:26:08

Hi all, Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking. Not sure where to post this. Thanks

03-01-2019 11:26pm

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Quantum85

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Hi all,

Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking.

Not sure where to post this.

Thanks

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#2 03-01-2019 11:27pm

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Quantum85 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking.

Not sure where to post this.

Thanks

If you imagine really hard that you left the immersion on, and you won’t be home for hours you will get a very photogenic stare.

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#3 03-01-2019 11:30pm

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Quantum85 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking.

Not sure where to post this.

Thanks

You’ll need another image with the persons eyes open and someone that’s decent with Photoshop.

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#4 03-01-2019 11:32pm

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Tippex. The brush type, not the little sponge.

Then a black biro for the pupils.

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#5 03-01-2019 11:35pm

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Quantum85 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking.

Not sure where to post this.

Thanks

This is really technical, but if you follow the instructions it might just work.

1. Get the very same camera (That's important)
2. Reassemble subjects
3. Retake photo

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#6 03-01-2019 11:40pm

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Avatar MIA wrote: »

This is really technical, but if you follow the instructions it might just work.

1. Get the very same camera (That's important)
2. Reassemble subjects
3. Retake photo

The Tippex method works better for eyes. What if one of the subjects was wearing a hat that they no longer have access to? This happens more frequently than you might imagine. You might get the eyes open, but it’s really hard to Tippex in a hat. Convincingly.

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#7 03-01-2019 11:46pm

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Quantum85 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just wondering how can you open eyes on a photo where they are closed cos of blinking.

Not sure where to post this.

Thanks

try posting here
someone may be good enough to do it for you . ..if you ask nice ..

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#8 03-01-2019 11:47pm

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endacl wrote: »

The Tippex method works better for eyes. What if one of the subjects was wearing a hat that they no longer have access to? This happens more frequently than you might imagine. You might get the eyes open, but it’s really hard to Tippex in a hat. Convincingly.

I see your point.

In that case kidnap a loved one or theirs and tell them they've 60 minutes to leave and come back with the hat or an exact replica or their loved one will be seeing a bright light, and I don't mean a flash. Motivation is key to success.

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#9 04-01-2019 9:53am

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#10 04-01-2019 12:28pm

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OP if you want to, send me on the photo in question and another photo where the person has their eyes open. It should be handy enough to alter the closed photo. If you don't have one with their eyes open, then that's a whole other ball game.

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#11 04-01-2019 3:42pm

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Can someone hold my Beer?

I've got this:

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#12 04-01-2019 5:10pm

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endacl wrote: »

The Tippex method works better for eyes. What if one of the subjects was wearing a hat that they no longer have access to? This happens more frequently than you might imagine. You might get the eyes open, but it’s really hard to Tippex in a hat. Convincingly.

How do you work the tipex with a screen?

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#13 04-01-2019 5:23pm

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Del2005 wrote: »

How do you work the tipex with a screen?

Must invent a tippex filter for Photoshop and Snapchat

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