TK Friday (Precision Adjustments: Beyond Ai) with Downloadable PDF NOTES and IMAGE FILE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2022
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It's TK Friday. Today I will be making Precision Adjustments using Photoshop's Object Selection Tool and the TK8 PLUGIN FOR PHOTOSHOP. Download the Image and PDF Notes. (Drop Box Link below).
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Get 15% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html
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It's TK Friday. Today I will be making Precision Adjustments using Photoshop's Object Selection Tool and the TK8 PLUGIN FOR PHOTOSHOP. Download the Image and PDF Notes. (Drop Box Link below).
Image Drop Box Link:
PDF NOTES: www.dropbox.com/s/jydwgzr9gbh6023/Precision%20Adjustments%20Beyond%20Ai.pdf?dl=0
Pittsburgh Skyline IMAGE: www.dropbox.com/s/783vfr0fcu5y0ld/Pittsburgh_Strip_-2789%20copy.tif?dl=0Affiliate Links For Software I use and recommend:
Topaz Affiliate Links:
Purchase TOPAZ PHOTO AI and other TOPAZ LABS Products here: topazlabs.com/ref/434/
SAVE $59.98 by purchasing the IMAGE QUALITY BUNDLE: www.topazlabs.com/image-quality-bundle/ref/434/
TK8 PLUGIN FOR PHOTOSHOP Links:
Get 15% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html
Use Promo Code DK15
Download a Free Linear Profile for your Camera here: goodlight.us/linear-profiles.html
Tony Kuyper's Blog (Good Light Journal): tonykuyper.wordpress.com
TK8 Instruction Manual PDF: goodlight.us/writing/TK8/TK8-Instructions-Manual.pdf
ON1 Software Affiliate Link:
Get 20% OFF ON1 Software Here: on1.sjv.io/kjbNBM
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Looks like a good tool for anyone in a hurry and doesn’t want to learn Photoshop 👍
Fantastic !!!. A pleasure to see you working on the pictures !!
Thanks Dave
Calculator method for the win! Thanks, again!
Dave, I prefer what you call 'Method #1'. God tutorial.
Cool, thanks
,,,love those .pdf notes!!
Thank you again, Dave. That was really eye-opening. I will probably use the first method with the mask calculator. The more I use it, the more I like it!
My masking choice: the Mask Calculator,,,love it!
I appreciated the details around "object finder" and the PDF notes. Very useful!
As far as my preference of the 2 methods, I like first one better. To me is more straightforward.
Thanks for sharing!
Dave, I like method one using active selection. Thank you for the in-depth tour of the object selection tool.
both are great and I will use both for me. As always, thank you for the simple way of communicating your work in Photoshop and the TK8 panel. Greetings from Poland from the city of "Fortress Przemyśl".
Very good video tutorial! I prefer method one
Hi Dave: I really enjoyed this video and I appreciated the detailed explanation of how to effectively use the Selection Tool. At this point-in-time, I haven't decided which method to use. It is nice to know how to use both methods. Thanks again for creating and sharing. Cheers, Keith
Thanks Keith.
I love the TK8 panel!!!, and I love the mask calculator! Wasn't using the object selection as much as the quick selection tool. You made me a believer on that. Don't think I'll try the other method, as I am so used to using the mask calculator. I use it in a variety of ways on every image I work on! Great video. I always learn new ways to do things. It's always great to have more tools in the tool box to tackle issues.
Great as always, Dave! I'm a little bit late, but exploring this three videos again, with my nowadays knowledge of TK8.
Thanks Dave! really enjoyed this one
Thanks Dave, This was concise and enlightening
Once again Dave another brilliant tutorial, I so love Fridays.
Another great video!! Thanks! BTW I love the notes, they really help............
Another great one. Love the repetition. Method 1.
thank you so much for this - the object selection tool has been featured in many of your previous videos in small ways - I am so happy youre spending the time to lay out the methods to really put it to work, makes it far more practical and useful.
Thanks Chris I felt I really needed to go in-depth with this tool.
Wow just what I needed to remind me how awesome and precise this masking in TK8 can be! Even with the new masking updates in camera raw and LR this is much better. I’ll remember these and use both as needed. Will be using this all the time I think. Thanks for these videos.
Glad you like it!
Your tutorials are the best Dave, thank you! The image/pdf guide is invaluable to me as a reminder.
I watch a lot of Photoshop TH-cam Videos. I can easily say you have the best. I was always debating on getting the TK panel. But I am so glad I did - I can't believe how much better and easier it has made my editing. But it is all your TK Fridays that made me feel so comfortable with it. I love how you supply the original image. How we can follow along. I never used the notes before - But I started using those as well - Makes it so much easier to get the concepts. But you have so much repetition that it really ingrains the concepts in your brain. But you are always giving us new things as well. I now edit the images on my own and compare them to how you do them. Thank you for a great channel
Wowza Dave. This is one of your best. Probably at the top of my list, it so incredibly useful. Have been trying to figure out something like this all by lone self to no avail. Just finished editing 3 photos incorporating this technique. And there was another of your hidden gem in this one as well. Found out I am a Method #2 kinda guy. Who knew. All the best Dave.
Thank you Stanley and thanks for the feedback.
Another masterclass. Week after week you show us new ways to use these tools.
Excellent! Thank you Dave, I like the calculator method but I'm going to use both
This was a very helpful video. I love the Photoshop Object Selection tool. It selects much better than the Luminar Neo and ON1 Raw 2023 AI masking. Pairing it with TK8, as you have shown, takes it to a whole new level. This may be a type of TK8 tutorial to do more of by focusing on a select feature of TK8 and showing creative uses of it. Thanks for keeping this series going.
Another amazing tutorial full of a lot of information. Thanks very much Dave,I think I would most probably use the first method ( mask calculator) ... 😊
Thanks again Dave for another exceptional tutorial. At last, with the help of your pdf instructions, I think I am beginning to get it!!
Excellent
Thank you so much for this new vlog, Dave. I was just wondering, do you have any Patreon channel as well? Best wishes from distant Uruguay ! :) A Question for you : I am starting to learn to use the TK pannel ( I used to have version 5 lol) so, where on your vlogs should I start to get it well understood? Till now, even though I speak spanish, you are the ONLY teacher that I can really understand how you use the TK pannels! You are a wonderful teacher! Happy Weekend!
Ha sido una clase excepcional, Muchisimas gracias Dave, Los dos metodos me parecen bien ...depende del dia elegiria uno o el otro...🤠👍
I love the way you arranged your workspace . If you make a parenthesis about this on your next videos I will greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the excellent tutorials.
I think that is the best summary of the object selection tool that I have come across. So many thanks for that Dave. It is an important part of using the TK panels effectively and making previously difficult tasks easier, all of which helps each one of us to make or ideas/visualisations about an image come true.
Thanks Martin. I appreciate your feedback.
Hi Dave, Once again you've done a great job of teaching us some new tricks. The first method seems a little less 'messy' than the second, although I like them both. I'll probably use both methods from now on and see if there are some circumstances that one works better than the other. Probably not, but you never know unless you try it out. Looking forward to next week, to more interesting techniques to use on our own photos. Between your tutorials and Sean Bagshaw's I'm becoming a Photoshop convert. It's nice to have ON1 and Luminar Neo but it's a far better feeling when you can achieve such great results without reverting to those. Thanks again for a great video, see you next week.
Very useful methods. Still learning the tools and I love both methods, but I would probably use method 2 more
Very good explanation of the object selection tool. I prefer option 1.
Does you video software have a facility to make time stamps along the timeline Dave? Viewers could then jump to the sections that most interest them.
Happiness is TK Friday! Wow. You took several techniques I knew from watching your previous tutorials and then added many additional tricks and tips. For me method 1 is more comfortable. So I will experiment with method 2. There is a place for each method. As usual, your great teaching style made using these methods easy to follow and use. Again you increased my post processing knowledge. Thanks Dave!
Thank you Stephen.
Excellent demo, Dave, on how to combine hard-edge Object Selection tool selections with naturally feathered pixel-based masks (luminosity/color/zone masks) to make some extremely precise adjustments. It's a powerful combination. And kudos for figuring out two different ways to do this using TK8. Thanks also for the in-depth look at the Object Selection tool settings. Going forward I think it will be easier to achieve the results I'm hoping for.
Thanks Tony.
Thanks for the great lesson, Dave. I have used the object select tool on a limited basis. I now feel like I can get so much more out of it. I prefer the calculator method because I use it so much and I am comfortable with it. This is a excellent tutorial.
Thanks Steve.
I think I will stick with the calculator method. Just going to have to work with the method to get the full understanding of it. Thanks again for the tutorial, really appreciate each and every one. The notes are a big help as well.
Dave,
For your info when using the object selection tool there is a drop down menu select subject or using creative cloud. Some time the creative cloud will give a better selection.
Thanks for all of your useful tutorials.
Remarkable is the best adjective to use Dave!
Thanks Dr. Elliot.
As usual, I always look forward to TK Fridays. But today, you really outdid yourself - could be one of, if not my favorite episode EVER! I was much more familiar with Method 1, but will have to try Method 2 for a while to decide my favorite. I had to replay & watch very slowly to practice & look forward now to trying it out on my images. Not only love your "how to's", but really enjoy your vision. I'm sure I'll go back to this one.
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Thanks John.
That is weird John. If you want you can send a check or use paypal. You can contact me here and I will give you the information: edenbridgephotography.com/contact
Yet another great video from Dave which not only gives an in-depth explanation of the Object Selection Tool but how to integrate it into the TX8 Panel. My first instinct was to prefer Method 1 but there is merit in Method 2. Nice to have a choice and a great image with which to experiment. The TX8 Panel is now so integrated into my workflow that I am not sure how I would work with it. I wish there were more 'Dave's' out there. Have been experimenting with DXO PhotoLab 6, a great RAW processor which can be nicely integrated into Photoshop - thanks to a great video by Dave. Unfortunately, DXO do not provide any deep dive training and nearly all the third-party videos are not in the same ballpark as Dave's, which is annoying. Great program but without proper training it is useless!
Thanks Geoffrey. I will need to start making some DXO Photolab 6 videos.
Detailed tutorial with a lot of info and explanation. A question if you can help to solve an issue in Lightroom classic. Trying to send a photo to sharpen ai and after clicking edit to sharpen ai the window open and when I click ok no sharper ai pops up only on Lightroom it create another copy of photo. Thanks
This is Great!! I think I prefer Method 1. It seems more intuitive for me?
Thank you Dave. Very nice again. I like the first method. Following the second method my Photoshop on a win-PC crashed twice... dont know exactly why. Good job!
Thanks Roberto. Did you have "sample all layers" checked on for the Object Selection Tool?
@@thejoyofeditingwithdavekelly yes. I made it like you
Thanks!
Thank you Steve.
Nice session! I prefer the calculator method. Much more intuitive
Thanks Bob. I agree.
Danke!
Thank you Rolf, much appreciated.
Excellent information.
how do you have all your tools visible without fly out menu on Lh side Toolbar? It looks like some are nested others still nested in a fly out thanks
Ok found it in Edit Toolbar
I think I prefer the first method
Hi Dave, I love all the tutorials you make about TK8.
I have a question I hope you can help me with. In the toolbar I don't have the options "sample all layers" and "hard edge". Can you explain how I can add them?
Thank you very much!
Hans they should show up when you are using the Object Selection Tool. I can't think of any reason they wouldn't be there. Make sure you are using the Object Selection Tool. They are specific to that tool.
Dave, thank you for your reply. It appears that I have symbols instead of the text. Don’t know why, but it’s ok. 👍
Dave that was interesting. when you select masks this way does it create an 8 bit mask or 16 bit mask?
I believe they are 16bit masks.
Hi Dave,
Informative as alwaws.
What response did you receive from Topaz Labs with response to Studio 2 not being compatible with Photoshop 2023? I have not received a response.
Nothing yet.
+1 on the mask calculator version
Dave buenas tardes excelente como siempre, una pregunta cuando paso el cursor por la imagen no se me ven los objetos seleccionados en magenta ¿podrías decirme como activar esa función para que al pasar el cursor se puedan ver los objetos seleccionados?.Muchísimas gracias
Jose you need to check on the Object Finder in the Menu and also you may need to click on the Refresh Arrow (it looks like a circle with arrow heads)
@@thejoyofeditingwithdavekelly Gracias Dave disculpa las molestias pero tengo activado el buscador de objeto y actualizo según tus indicaciones pero al pasar el cursor por la foto no se identifican los objetos con el color magenta. Muchas gracias y disculpa otra vez. Un saludo
Hi again, Dave. I was experimenting with the Object Subtract setting. In lasso mode the subtraction seems to be almost instant when unchecked. It takes longer when checked and seems slightly less accurate. Have you noticed anything like this?
I haven’t but I will check it out.
I think the workflow for me is easier and quicker with mask the mask.
Hi Dave, I think is this is an Adobe question, but when I check the Object Finder it will only find the sky, It will not find any of the buildings, same type of issue in other photos. I do have Sample All Layers and Hard Edge check boxes checked. I have reset the tools, turned the Macbook on/off and it's always the same. I'm going to check with Adobe on this, if you have any ideas let me know. I might need to reinstall PS??? Will see.
I hope you can get it figured out Mario. These type of issues can be very frustrating.
Method 1
How do I block the barrage of ads that constantly interrupt playback of your videos?
The only way I know of is to purchase a TH-cam subscription and I think they would go away. You can skip them, as you can on all TH-cam videos, after around 5 seconds.
I like method one. A little more intuitive
Thanks!
I finally figured it out. I went directly to the Google site to change my payment method. Then went back to this page & the new card showed up. Anyway, thanks, as always for your great tutorials.
Thank you John.