user7982: I have a video with a man speaking (very stable, motion tracking on his eyes works perfectly)
The problem is each eye has reflections of 4 light sources, so each eye looks like it has 4 white pupils inside the iris. The black pupil suffers from these reflections too. I hope you can understand what i mean. See the following photo.
What effect i need to apply to remove these light reflections and make his iris look natural brown (his original color)? Tried lowering brightness, but his eyes became like big black eyes of a shark. 
What to do? Do i need some sort of effect and an artificial black pupil on top?
I'm asking this question hoping this is a somewhat common problem so maybe there is a solution already for that.
Here is what it looks like


user7982: I solved my problem using 1) motion tracking and 2) a good picture of an eye.

With adobe after effects i managed to track the motion of the problematic iris. The result was a very precise motion path of the iris for the whole video. Great.
Then i used a good picture of brown eyes (google images) from which i cropped a circular selection which had "some" iris and the pupil. I made that circular selection a little transparent around the edges and finally had this result:



Using that image (2) on the motion path (1), the result was excellent. I had to play a bit with the colors to make the new iris blend with the original iris which "embraced" the new one.

(Fortunately, person wasn't blinking.)
p.s. More answers are welcome!

7982: <p>I have a video with a man speaking (very stable, motion tracking on his eyes works perfectly)</p>

<p>The problem is each eye has reflections of 4 light sources, so each eye looks like it has 4 white pupils inside the iris. The black pupil suffers from these reflections too. <s>I hope you can understand what i mean.</s> See the following photo.</p>

<p>What effect i need to apply to remove these light reflections and make his iris look natural brown (his original color)? Tried lowering brightness, but his eyes became like big black eyes of a shark. </p>

<p>What to do? Do i need some sort of effect and an artificial black pupil on top?</p>

<p>I'm asking this question hoping this is a somewhat common problem so maybe there is a solution already for that.</p>

<p>Here is what it looks like</p>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/lWP1F.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>
 7982: <p>I solved my problem using 1) motion tracking and 2) a good picture of an eye.</p>

<ol>
<li><p>With adobe after effects i managed to track the motion of the problematic iris. The result was a very precise motion path of the iris for the whole video. Great.</p></li>
<li><p>Then i used a good picture of brown eyes (google images) from which i cropped a circular selection which had "some" iris and the pupil. I made that circular selection a little transparent around the edges and finally had this result:</p></li>
</ol>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/kogz1.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<ol start="3">
<li>Using that image (2) on the motion path (1), the result was excellent. I had to play a bit with the colors to make the new iris blend with the original iris which "embraced" the new one.</li>
</ol>

<p>(Fortunately, person wasn't blinking.)</p>

<p>p.s. More answers are welcome!</p>
