any suggestions on a red eye

[Breezy]

that won't fix with the red eye tool in raw or regular PS?
Not sure how I got it in the first place I was using strobes
TIA

[UberPhLuBB]

If you haven't got any other software that has a red eye reduction tool, like Lightwave, you can just edit it out normally.

Just use a circular marquee tool, throw up a circle around only the pupil, and desaturate or play with color sliders to remove the red.

[princessmocha]

or use the "clone & stamp" tool. that should work also.:)

[KdLaneJr]

Select it. Fill it with the color of your choice. Leave a catchlight when you're done.

[Breezy]

Thanks guys I had tried Kens suggestion before posting.
I will try the other 2.
Any guesses as to how I got it when the lights were high?

[KdLaneJr]

Not without seeing how bad the red eye is.

Don't forget you can zoom in and change color pixel by pixel if necessary.

[Breezy]

Ken it isn't bad it just has small tint of red and is really bugging me lol.

Oh and as for the camera well apparently it is a Back focus issue :(

[Duffy Pratt]

If the angle is just right, you can always catch a reflection off the back of the eye. I've seen this with my dogs in ordinary lighting, and its very common to see odd lights reflecting from cat's eyes, if you are looking for it. So your camera caught it just right.

One trick I've used, if the problem is only in one eye, is to copy the other pupil and paste it into where the red-eye appears.

Duffy

[ramblinray]

It's fairly easy to just paint the pupil black with a small diameter brush. You can put a highlight in the eye by doing the same thing using white. It takes a little practice to get it to look just right, but the effort is worth it.

[Breezy]

Thanks Duffy and Ray.
Yes it is only in one eye.
I may try copying from the other eye but the angle she is at it may not work.
Man 2 year olds are harder than I remember lol