Get 20% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html Use Promo Code DK15 Sale Runs Today 1-28-22 thru 2-28-22) This sale is for the launch of Sean Bagshaw's new Video Course being released on 1-31-22... Umpqua Autumn- Complete Workflow Video by Sean Bagshaw... Sean's Bagshaw's new Video Course Info: tonykuyper.wordpress.com/ Watch Sean Bagshaw's Complete Workflow! New Tutorial Preview here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcxmkterzdy4cas.html Get you FREE LINEAR PROFILEs here: goodlight.us/linear-profiles.html My DK15 Code will give you an EXTRA 20% OFF of Everything at the TK8 Web Store now thru 2-28-22 and then it will go back to 15% OFF starting 3-1-22... In today's video I will be doing a Full Edit Tutorial starting out in Lightroom and then moving into Photoshop. The Photoshop portion of the edit will be done by using the TK8 PLUGIN FOR PHOTOSHOP. The image used in this video was provided by Keith Simpson and Keith has given me permission for you to Download his RAW File so that you can follow along and edit the image with me... The image is provided for practice purposes only... Download Keith Simpson's Derbyshire Dales Image here: drive.google.com/file/d/1lDLtobahfWMjSmtpzrdk3xLAwEPnscZf/view?usp=sharing Topaz Affiliate Link: ATTENTION TOPAZ GIGAPIXEL AI IS ON SALE NOW $20 OFF SALE PRICE $79.99 PLUS SAVE AN EXTRA 15% OFF WHEN YOU USE MY PROMO CODE davidkelly you can get it here: topazlabs.com/ref/434/ ((Sale Ends 2-18-22)) Get 15% off Topaz Labs Products here: topazlabs.com/ref/434/ Use Promo Code davidkelly Get 15% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html Use Promo Code DK15 DXO Affiliate Links: DXO PhotoLab 5 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/3lSV91M NIK COLLECTION 4 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/2Rr4pRr DXO Filmpack 6 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/2UGHsrc DXO ViewPoint Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/3fmMUZZ Skylum Software Affiliate Links: LUMINAR AI Affiliate Link: skylum.evyy.net/c/2066209/880106/3255 Use Promo Code DAVEKELLY to receive a $10 Discount Discount does not apply to sale items... Luminar Neo Pre-Order Link for New Purchases: skylum.evyy.net/c/2066209/1143077/3255 Luminar Neo Pre-Order Link for those who own Luminar or Aurora: skylum.evyy.net/c/2066209/1143244/3255 Purchase Luminar Ai Now and Pre-Order Luminar Neo (Special Pricing) Link: skylum.evyy.net/c/2066209/1152451/3255

You are really good, Dave, at discovering ways to improve an image and then using the TK8 plugin as a tool to accomplish your goals. Your TK Friday workflows are never a cookbook recipe that treats every image the same, but rather a creative interaction between you and the images to find and bring out the best light. I particularly liked the burning and dodging in this one and how it added your personal touch to the image. Although, most of the other adjustments were also your personal interpretation of what the image needed as well, and the final result definitely reflects your "good eye" for digital development. Keith's image is a great starting point, and your series of subtle adjustments definitely brought out some additional beautiful light and dimension.

The way you lead us through the ideas of your workflows is extraordinary. Your techniques spur the audience to try new ways of editing.

Thanks again Dave, always find something in your video's which improves my workflow. The dodging and burning at the beginning on the mask is a keeper!!

Great and simple editing. Thanks Dave fore this education.

Mr. Kelly, there's no chance that one doesn't learn a lot watching your videos! Always a pleasure. And I'd like that you'd bring back the "road map" to the next videos of the TK serie. Thanks so much for sharing. Best regards from Rio de Janeiro/Brazil.

Another great video. Tk8 Friday’s are always exciting!

Thank you so much Dave. I love TK Friday's and as always, I continue to learn more. You are a master at editing.

Great video Dave, always always learn something new with every one of your videos!!

Thank you Dave! In this video i learn something more. I love TK Friday! 💗

TK Fridays are my favourite day of the week, always inspiring Dave, keep it up.

Thanks, Keith for use of the image. And Dave - that new (to me) tip on adjusting the Vibrance will be worth watching again!

Thanks. So many tips and tricks in this tutorial. I liked the before/after comparing as you progressed. You always have gems in your tutorials which teach me something new. Thanks!

Fantastic... Thanks again Dave ✨

I purchased the panel a few months ago and I love it. I'm especially happy that I came across you on you tube with so many wonderful videos. Your method of teaching is super, you explain and show step by step which is very helpful because i find I learn more when I do. Thanks again for a wonderful workflow, can't wait to watch some more

Thank you Dave for this video.

Those subtle adjustments really transform the image and give a 3D effect. Thank you for showing so clearly the application of masks and giving explanations of why you make the changes that you do.

Thank you for bringing us great tutorials

Very nice edit !!! Thanks Dave.

Hi Dave, another great informative video. Every day's a school day. Thanks

Great lesson on a beautiful image. 👍

Thanks Dave for your ongoing TK series. I consider the TK panels one of my must have apps. Besides Sean Bagshaw and yourself there isn't much tutorial help so I am immensely grateful to you.

Thank you Dave for the fantastic work on this photo. I learn so much from your editing using Tony's TK 8 plug in, that will help me tremendously on my photo processing.

I enjoyed watching this episode and, as always, learnt a great deal from it. As a result, I am getting less intimidated over using the TK8 panels. Keith’s image brought back happy memories of my childhood walking the Derbyshire dales and the Peak District - a far cry from my present home in the Capricornia region of Queensland Australia where the colours are quite different (as are the rock formations, flora and fauna). Keep up the good work and thanks.

Another outstanding tutorial! Thanks Dave. I always look forward to TK Fridays! Dave can you remind us of the other tutorial where you demonstrate how to use the Vibrance and Saturation mask?

Great video Dave and thanks for using my image. Dodging and burning the sky mask and the vibrance technique at the end were excellent tips.

Great lesson, Dave. I love the object selection tool that you use a lot. I have some problems adding and subtracting from the subject. I would love a short tutorial showing slowly how you use the shift and option buttons to add and subtract from the subject.

Thank you Dave for this video . I wasn't aware of using vibrance mask with the histogram to get the best mask. Keep up the good work

20:49 Pretty nice piece of advice!

merci pour tes précieux tutoriaux, je commence enfin à me rendre compte de la richesse, et des possibilités de ce fantastique logiciel, que j'aurai abandonné faute de commentaires aussi précis, que les tiens............Je te remercie pour la grande qualité de ton travail, que j'apprécie de plus en plus.....avec toi je progresse ce qui n'était pas vraiment le cas avec les autres : MERCI

Masterclass.

Hi Dave, Great lesson! I'm in the process of updating my workflow on a larger scale just now, shifting the focus of my editing from LrC more to PS. At the same time, I'm trying to figure out what switching to linear profiles at startup in LrC will do for my photos. I've been using TK panels for quite some time, but not too excessively. This should change in the new workflow. This tutorial is a perfect guide and inspiration for me. I am very grateful for it, it came at the right time. Friday is a good day for me since I came across your videos.

Hi Dave: First of all, a big thanks to Keith Simpson for offering up his wonderful image. I really enjoyed today's video as you shared your thought-process and techniques for processing this image. I haven't used the Vibrance/Saturation mask selector in the past as I wasn't comfortable in knowing the best method to use it. This all changed in today's video. I have shared your series with a study-group of photographers that I am member of and I was recently discussing with them your use of Linear Profiles. As always, thanks for creating and sharing your post-processing ideas and techniques. Cheers, Keith

Hi Dave, I vote for your roadmaps in the next complet edits you intend to post.

Mr.Kelly, I appreciate how each video focuses on specific techniques to achieve a balanced image. Each of your videos shows how to vary the approach to achieve the same goal. This teaching method helps me learn different approaches to achieving my goal of creating a pleasant photograph. TK8 makes photoshop more user-friendly. Side note: Have you ever considered doing a tutorial on the Wacom tablet. I tried to incorporate the tablet into my workflow for several years but have yet to succeed. Thank you, Dave.

Great learn alot

Thanks!

Bloody hell, better get into photoshop. This is fantastic.

C'est ma deuxième vidéo et j'apprécie de plus en plus, merci!

Super video again! I thought the pace was perfect and did not miss the work plan. You did that as you went along. Would it work to use a Saturation mask instead of the color mask to select the blue sky?

Great work Dave….! Very interested in the saturation mask & use of the histogram to determine best fit mask…👍🏻

More full edits with that panel pls! I'm very interesting in also multi exposure (HDR) blending and editing or Pano HDR :-) im excited if you can do it in future. I'm also work in that area but like to see how other people use different ways and edits. Greetings from Germany.

Very enjoyable and informative. I note the use of the mask calculator and intersecting masks. Is there a possibility of a video with the calculator using + or - George UK

Another great lesson and again, learning something new. The 'Masking for Success' is now an integral part of my workflow and makes me take time to really look at the image before editing. As clearly demonstrated, it also really speeds up the workflow. Incidentally, do you always opt for the 'Linear Profile' when editing? This really takes it back to a flat image.

Anothe great video Dave, thank you. As I’ve been spending more time learning how to create masks, I’ve been looking for guidance re adjusting a mask after it’s been created eg perhaps I missed an area. Also, if a sky mask misses the sky seen through many tree branches, how do you compensate for this? Thanks!

Hi Dave Where can I find a video explaining the roadmap?

Do you not use the masking feature for Lightroom sharpening?

Dave , thats great Video, where do I find the "how to make an action in TK8" . Some how I missed this

Really enjoy TK Friday, I have a question that I have been meaning to ask for some time, today you reminded me again when you used the edit selection panel. In the edit selection panel what is the purpose of the zone selectors, I have never seen you use them and when I experiment they just appear to replace any starting selection. If i wanted that I would just go to one of the other panels and export as a selection.

Hi Dave, I would love for you to edit one of my recent images from the Dinorwig Quarry in North Wales.

Hello again Dave, I am busy now trying to view all of your videos regarding TK. That will take a lot of time :), but as I am very interested in your way of editing that should not be an issue I think. Sofar I have learned very much and I am using that knowledge more and more in my editing. In this video you talked about a roadmap that you shared with us. However I have not seen the video in which you showed taht roadmap and I do not know in which video that roadmap was brought up. Is it possible to send me a link to that roadmap so that I can start thinking like you when I start working on a foto ? Greetings from Holland.

Hi Dave I forgot to ask. I have a landscape image and I want to increase the saturation and the brightness of some of the grass. Which of your tutorials will demonstrate this. Hope you can help.

HI Dave. I have been working through this tutorial, which by the way is great. When you started working on the sky you selected Luminosity mask, "Mid-tones 1" and in the colour grading tool you selected mid-tones and moved the slider to the left to darken the sky. If you decided that you should have used or wanted to try luminosity mask "Mid-tones 2" would you have to delete this layer and start again. Or is there a way to go back and alter the settings. Or would you create another layer using the Luminosity mask Mid-tones 2 and then you compare each one together. Once you have created a layer, how can you open it up again to alter your settings. Hope you can help. Regards Brian

A quick question for Dave or the collective wisdom of the group: Does the TK8 panel work alongside Lumenzia or does it supercede it? There are so many Photoshop add-ons, and I'd like to begin working with the most effective and user-friendly among them. Dave's clear-eyed tutorials for TK8 make the panel look very attractive to a newcomer.

Darb ish ear is the pronunciation

I miss the roadmap feature. Please add the roadmap

No es pá mí

Hello Dave, I love your video, but I'm encountering the same problem over and over again. I am following your steps exactly but this is what's happening: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZuPYNyY2M68e2g.html Do you know what is going wrong?

We need to work in your pronunciation of "Derbyshire" 😂