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If a group photo contains people with closed eyes, the software normally highlights all of them with the main focus highlighted in blue and the others highlighted in gray – see image below. Clicking any gray circle changes the focus to that persons face.
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Sadly we are a bit tricked into thinking Elements can fix a closed eyes face, even in a group shot but the reality is quite different. I've attached a photo to make the point. Not through Adobe, but frustrated users, I've learned some truths. It seems you can only fix closed eyes if the head is both straight up and looking at the camera. Adobe it would be nice if you'd mention such limits in your video demonstration or in your product overview. I paid a fair chunk of money to fix this single photo only to find it can't be done after all with Elements. I'm hoping that with advances in AI such limits will be fixed. The ONLY face with closed eyes can't even be seen by Photoshop Elements. If anyone has a fix for my photo I'd be grateful for some advice.
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This is a screenshot from pse 2023--- shouldn't take you any more than a minute.
The perfect portrait in #1 is a guided edit.
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First off THANK YOU soooo much for taking the time to look at this. I must admit I ran out of options to fix it. Nice to see you found a way. I'll go back to the project and see if I can fix it after all. Really appreciate you taking the time to advise me. Cheers, WR
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I have a photo with only two faces, both recognised by Elements 23 but only one gets the blue circle and the other face nothing, no grey circle. I am unable to move to the second face, the one with closed eyes.
Any suggestion?
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Or simply copy and paste the open eyes from another photo of the person. Here I used the open eyes from another person in the same photo.
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Greg --- I must admit your fix is very creative. My wife says I now look better but tired. Haaa - still, huge better than it was. I tried some copy and past options but you did this so well I can't see that it was done. Mine were pretty bad trying to use my own eyes from other images. The light was the big problem. Just could not blend it well. Big thanks, friend. Appreciate you taking the time to help me out. WR
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@corradom33202328 you need to show us the photo before we can make any suggestions.