That comment was perhaps a bit confusing. Really after using this tool I find that the algorithm simply needs to be adjusted. I have found that it will only work unless the eyes are perfectly red. If there is pink, orange, or anything other than red, it just leaves it alone and changes the red pixels and ignores everything else. More often than not the tool will only change a fraction of the eye and leave the rest orange, pink or white. My suggestion in the previous comment is just that if you can define the area of the eye, it might make it easier for the algorithm to handle. This way it knows that the eye has a pupil, since orange or pink is not a natural eye colour it can change it to grey/black as a pupil should be.
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