Now we are going to remove a section of the green layer. To make the image look like it is a real photo and not a photo that was colorized we have to show the original eye colors. This also applies to jewelry and sometimes lipstick. Personally, I leave to lips and the hair green. We see example of both in Trek.
06a. - Okay, click on the Pencil with the erasure. Then move the cursor to the fuzzy black ball next to the pencil, which is under File, Edit, View menu bar. Anytime you make a selection from that toolbox area the tool selected will area in this spot. Click on the down arrow next to the fuzzy black ball. See the different shapes and sizes? I normally start out with either the +Round 10 or the +Round 25. It depends on the area you need to erasure. Once you get to something like the corner of an eye you may even have to switch to the +Round 05. These +Round choices are the size of the erasure head.
06b. - In this image I moved the Layer visibility back up to 100 and erased an area of the eye. To do that you just move the cursor over an area you want to erase, hold the left mouse button down,
and S L O W L Y move you hand. If you mess up, use the undo. Edit>Undo. What I do is I erase small areas at a time. If you held that left mouse button down and erased large areas on the face and then made a mistake. Doing the Indo with Undo everything you did - Literally. So, it is okay to take your time and erase in small portion. Finish up the eyes and we have two things left to do.
06c. - We have to remove merge the two layersL The orginial with the green one. Click Layers>Merge>Merge All (Flatten). If you did Merge Visible the overall color will change on you.
