Get 15% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html Use Promo Code DK15 You asked for it and here it is, my TK8 Masking Workshop tutorial. I will be covering Luminosity, Zone, Color and Saturation/Vibrance masks. Plus, I will show you how to download the free Adobe Stock images used in this tutorial from Adobe Stock and Market Place, provided you have an Adobe Photography Plan... Adobe Stock Numbers: 105894082 313259024 179852245 Affiliate Links for Software I use and recommend: Topaz Affiliate Links: ATTENTION: TOPAZ PHOTO AI is ON SALE for $40 OFF until April 21,2023 PURCHASE TOPAZ PHOTO AI: topazlabs.com/ref/434/ 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/ Purchase Topaz Studio 2: topazlabs.com/studio/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 Use PROMO CODE DAVIDKELLY Coupon valid for 20% off a purchase at ON1 Coupon is not applicable to subscriptions and cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions. DXO Affiliate Links: DXO PhotoLab 6 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/3lSV91M DXO Pure Raw 3: tidd.ly/3wlE5KC NIK COLLECTION 5 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/2Rr4pRr Nik Collection 5 Users Guide: userguides.dxo.com/nikcollection/en/ 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... Skylum Luminar Neo: skylum.evyy.net/9WQe6y Use Promo Code DAVEKELLY to receive a $10 Discount Discount does not apply to sale items... Contact Me: edenbridgephotography.com/contact Website: edenbridgephotography.com #TKFriday #TK8MultiMaskPanel #TK8ComboCxPanel
This was a great workshop, Mr. Kelly. The tip regarding to Saturation mask was a must. Thanks for, as always, share your knowledge. Best regards from Rio de Janeiro/Brazil.
Going back to the basics like this is good and bad for me. It makes me feel how dumb I've been for so long and happy that you showed me how to be less dumb in the future.
Happiness is TK Friday! You explained the difference between the masks in the TK panel in an easy to understand and follow. I now understand these masks significantly better after watching this. You are a wonderful teacher and all your tutorials are awesome. Thanks Dave!!!
Thanks for this Dave. This is exactly what I needed to more quickly choose the best TK8 tool to accomplish my vision. Thanks for answering our call. Best photo editing channel on UA-cam imho.
Thanks Dave, The best things for me were the tip about using the zone mask toes what type of mask is best and secondly the saturation mask technique is great and something I was not aware of.
Gracais Dave, muy bien explicado y conciso todas las funciones de mascaras. Como siempre esperando los vienes. Gracias a ti exprimo al maximo el panel TK8. un saludo
Thanks Dave. This was just perfect. You really clarified when to use the specific mask type. I now have a much better understanding. I had never made use of the Vibrance/Saturation mask. That will change thanks to this lesson. TK8 Masking Workshop Notes (Feel free to share) Luminosity Mask Targets a specific starting tonal range for building a mask. Use when wanting to select the lightest lights, darkest darks. Also used for mid-tones masking. This excludes lightest lights and darkest darks. Best used for global tonal balance (mids-3) at the start of the editing process. This will protect you from any clipping. Can make use of rgb or colour channels to isolate the masks. Need to use Levels in order to lighten and tighten. Zone Mask Targets a specific tonal range (0-10) for building a mask. Use for zones 2 through 8. Otherwise, use a luminosity mask instead. Able to easily lighten and tighten the mask with this tool. Colour Mask Targets a specific colour range for building a mask. Sliders are available in order to isolate the colour range that is being selected for the mask. Vibrance Mask Targets weeker tones that need a colour boost for building a mask. Ranges 3-4 are typically your best choice. Lightest areas of the mask are the least saturated areas of the image. Darkest areas of the mask are the most saturated areas of the image. Output to an HSL layer to boost the saturation. Saturation Mask Targets over saturated colours that need to be desaturated for building a mask. Used to desaturate over saturated areas of an image. Lightest areas of the mask are the most saturated areas of the image. Darkest areas of the mask are the least saturated areas of the image. Best to output to a separate layer and paint on the saturation. Click on Hamburger Icon Click on Paint Brush with red & gray background Icon Generates a blank pixel layer with a saturation blend mode Brushes will be defaulted to gray and red (start at 20% opacity) Use X key to switch between gray and red Gray - will decrease saturation Red - will increase saturation
One other comnent. For years, I was doing this with a darken layer and going in to darken the areas. Isolated the exact area is a godsend thru luminosity masking and your videos make it less complicated to use.
Thank you, Dave for this excellent video! I have always wondered why you used certain masks instead of other masks in you TK Friday videos. This gives me the reasoning and suggests to me how I should proceed in my work flow. In fact, I would say this should be the first of your videos to watch before watching other editing videos.
Hi Dave, another great video tutorial for us all. Thank you. The one thing I missed is the PDF notes. They come in very handy to look back on without having to locate the video and watch it again. I understand that time doesn't always allow these things but if you made any notes it would be handy to have something to refer to in times of forgetfulness. Cheers for now, (Nigel).
I agree with what's been said here by the viewers. This was another stellar video, Dave. I'd love to see one where you dedicate the whole tutorial to the calculation masks and the different and creative ways of using it. That's one aspect of the panel I'd want to really master. Thanks again!
This ranks at the top of my favorite TK8 FRIDAY videos Dave. You have provided me very clear and practical advice on the selection and application of the various masks you address. Thank you very much.
Very useful and detailed information, particularly the saturation mask. I appreciate the effort and time you devote to creating these great TK FRIDAY videos.
I do some pretty advanced masking, but I always get some great tips from even basic intro topics you do. Didn't know about painting saturation out with the grey/red paint brush. Really valuable, and I will be using it.
Perfect! This is the video I wish I had a few years ago when I first started using the TK panel! Helps develops a solid understanding of all the different mask, the difference between them and when to use each. Another outstanding, informative lesson. Thank you Dave!
Hi Dave. I just finished watching your masking workshop and wanted to tell you this was really helpful in understanding your process. Thank you for taking the time to explain the steps you take. I enjoy all of your TK Fridays, and I hope to see many more like this masking workshop. You are the Bob Ross of Photoshop and that is meant as a total Compliment!
Hi Dave: Thank you so much for creating and sharing this video. Your explanation on when to use the Zone Mask vs. Luminosity Mask techniques was really eye-opening. I rarely used the Vibrance/Saturation Masks before but I now feel much more confident on when to use them. Cheers, Keith
Thank you so much for the tutorial I am going to watch it many times, by the way I spotted the Before After in my Action panel , can you please tell us how to do it? thank you
Thank you Dave for a great Masking Workshop. Although you have covered 99% of the video in your TX Friday sessions for me, it was really useful, and reinforced the power of the Panel. Another very informative TX Friday and I hope you produce one on the calculated masks. As always - thanks!
Thank you Dave. Is there a way to view the saturation mask when using the grey/red saturation brush? It would be helpful to e to see areas where I overdid saturtion or desaturation. My eye is not as keen as yours. Thanks
Can i ask a general question ❓ Is the TK plugin good for masking hair or some specific clothes with a lot of holes or shapes? And if it's ok and you have any tutorial about that please give me a link , i can send you some photos for you to understand my question better if i have your email . Thank you so much Dear David for all of your great and helpful videos You are amazing my friend .
The TK8 Plugin combined with Photoshop's Selection tools should get the job done. If you would like please send me some image. Here is my Contact LINK: edenbridgephotography.com/contact
Hello Dave, thank you so much, this is useful because it was a bit confusing vs some notions as "Zone System" confusing with zone masking and also luminosity masking using a color picker witch could let me think that it was a "color" luminosity. Now everything is clear to me, tanks one more time.
Get 15% Off Tony Kuyper's TK8 PLUGIN For PHOTOSHOP and Videos here: goodlight.us/panels-and-videos.html
Use Promo Code DK15
You asked for it and here it is, my TK8 Masking Workshop tutorial. I will be covering Luminosity, Zone, Color and Saturation/Vibrance masks. Plus, I will show you how to download the free Adobe Stock images used in this tutorial from Adobe Stock and Market Place, provided you have an Adobe Photography Plan...
Adobe Stock Numbers:
105894082
313259024
179852245
Affiliate Links for Software I use and recommend:
Topaz Affiliate Links:
ATTENTION: TOPAZ PHOTO AI is ON SALE for $40 OFF until April 21,2023
PURCHASE TOPAZ PHOTO AI: topazlabs.com/ref/434/
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/
Purchase Topaz Studio 2: topazlabs.com/studio/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
Use PROMO CODE DAVIDKELLY
Coupon valid for 20% off a purchase at ON1 Coupon is not applicable to subscriptions and cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.
DXO Affiliate Links:
DXO PhotoLab 6 Affiliate Link:
tidd.ly/3lSV91M
DXO Pure Raw 3: tidd.ly/3wlE5KC
NIK COLLECTION 5 Affiliate Link: tidd.ly/2Rr4pRr
Nik Collection 5 Users Guide: userguides.dxo.com/nikcollection/en/
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...
Skylum Luminar Neo: skylum.evyy.net/9WQe6y
Use Promo Code DAVEKELLY to receive a $10 Discount
Discount does not apply to sale items...
Contact Me: edenbridgephotography.com/contact
Website: edenbridgephotography.com
#TKFriday #TK8MultiMaskPanel #TK8ComboCxPanel
Amazing tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
More Friday fun. Great lesson Dave.
Very handy tips here Dave….👍Thank you…
Great tutorial Dave really good information regarding how to use masks in Tk8. Thanjs
Thanks Dave. That video opened up for me a new chapter in understandig the gist of masks. I really appreciate that.
wow! always these smart and very practical approaches ! Thank you... thank you !
This was a great workshop, Mr. Kelly. The tip regarding to Saturation mask was a must. Thanks for, as always, share your knowledge.
Best regards from Rio de Janeiro/Brazil.
Sencillamente GENIAL ....👍
This is one of your best tutorials yet! Thanks.
To me, this has been your most useful and informative tutorial to date. I wish I would have seen this sooner. Somehow I missed it !!
Thanks Dave. This was a very helpful video. I especially like the saturation/vibrancy mask portion.
Can’t wait for next week
Thanks Dave!! Very Very useful video!!
Great video Dave!
This tut was worth every minute!!!!!!! Thank you
Extremely helpful.
Going back to the basics like this is good and bad for me. It makes me feel how dumb I've been for so long and happy that you showed me how to be less dumb in the future.
Excellent! Love it.
very useful video Dave. lots of good info.
Dave, my skills have improved a gazillion percent due to the tips and techniques in your fantastic TK Friday series!
Thank you for the Super Thanks Ralph.
A great and helpful video. Cleared some of my confusion in selecting a masking method. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks, excellent video. I learned a lot, especially about saturation masks.
Great tutorial Dave, thank you!
Thanks Dave , a great learning video for a new TK9 user like me , really helped me understand mask choices and functionality
Thanks
Dave, this is just what I wanted. Your explanation for each mask's choice and your workflow methodology - pure gold
Thanks Dave really enjoyed this one !!!
thank god I found this..Cleared up a lot of confusion for me before purchasing tk9
Another winner! The saturation brush part was completely new to me. Excellent.
Happiness is TK Friday! You explained the difference between the masks in the TK panel in an easy to understand and follow. I now understand these masks significantly better after watching this. You are a wonderful teacher and all your tutorials are awesome. Thanks Dave!!!
Thanks for this Dave. This is exactly what I needed to more quickly choose the best TK8 tool to accomplish my vision. Thanks for answering our call. Best photo editing channel on UA-cam imho.
Dave, I’ve learned more from you about image editing than anyone else on You Tube. You are a great presenter - you make anything understandable.
Thank you Robert.
An excellent tutorial thanks!
Great tutorial, very useful!!
Thanks Dave, The best things for me were the tip about using the zone mask toes what type of mask is best and secondly the saturation mask technique is great and something I was not aware of.
I really love this type of video. An in depth overview of specific functionality.
Thanks, I can't wait for more like this.
Mr. Kelly, your tutorials are a gift to the community. Thank you!
Thank you and thank you for the Super Thanks.
Gracais Dave, muy bien explicado y conciso todas las funciones de mascaras. Como siempre esperando los vienes. Gracias a ti exprimo al maximo el panel TK8. un saludo
Thanks Dave! This was so helpful!
Great information, Dave. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Outstanding Dave! Much grateful to you. Keep up the good work and wish you a good health.
A perfect workshop, Dave! I´m really a great fan of TK8. This workshop takes my skills to the next level. Keep on my friend!
Awesome, thank you!
Another of many great videos. Thanks again Dave.
Thanks Dave. This was just perfect. You really clarified when to use the specific mask type. I now have a much better understanding. I had never made use of the Vibrance/Saturation mask. That will change thanks to this lesson.
TK8 Masking Workshop Notes (Feel free to share)
Luminosity Mask
Targets a specific starting tonal range for building a mask.
Use when wanting to select the lightest lights, darkest darks.
Also used for mid-tones masking. This excludes lightest lights and darkest darks. Best used for global tonal balance (mids-3) at the start of the editing process. This will protect you from any clipping.
Can make use of rgb or colour channels to isolate the masks.
Need to use Levels in order to lighten and tighten.
Zone Mask
Targets a specific tonal range (0-10) for building a mask.
Use for zones 2 through 8. Otherwise, use a luminosity mask instead.
Able to easily lighten and tighten the mask with this tool.
Colour Mask
Targets a specific colour range for building a mask.
Sliders are available in order to isolate the colour range that is being selected for the mask.
Vibrance Mask
Targets weeker tones that need a colour boost for building a mask.
Ranges 3-4 are typically your best choice.
Lightest areas of the mask are the least saturated areas of the image. Darkest areas of the mask are the most saturated areas of the image.
Output to an HSL layer to boost the saturation.
Saturation Mask
Targets over saturated colours that need to be desaturated for building a mask.
Used to desaturate over saturated areas of an image.
Lightest areas of the mask are the most saturated areas of the image. Darkest areas of the mask are the least saturated areas of the image.
Best to output to a separate layer and paint on the saturation.
Click on Hamburger Icon
Click on Paint Brush with red & gray background Icon
Generates a blank pixel layer with a saturation blend mode
Brushes will be defaulted to gray and red (start at 20% opacity)
Use X key to switch between gray and red
Gray - will decrease saturation
Red - will increase saturation
Thanks, Dave. As always, I learned something new.
Well done Dave. Another excellent tutorial to round off the week.
One other comnent. For years, I was doing this with a darken layer and going in to darken the areas. Isolated the exact area is a godsend thru luminosity masking and your videos make it less complicated to use.
Thank you, Dave for this excellent video! I have always wondered why you used certain masks instead of other masks in you TK Friday videos. This gives me the reasoning and suggests to me how I should proceed in my work flow. In fact, I would say this should be the first of your videos to watch before watching other editing videos.
Thanks!
Thank you for the Super Thanks.
super tuto j'ai beaucoup avec ce tuto merci
Incredibly useful tutorial and the fact you were focusing on masking really helped distinguish between the different types. thanks again
Hi Dave, another great video tutorial for us all. Thank you. The one thing I missed is the PDF notes. They come in very handy to look back on without having to locate the video and watch it again. I understand that time doesn't always allow these things but if you made any notes it would be handy to have something to refer to in times of forgetfulness. Cheers for now, (Nigel).
I agree with what's been said here by the viewers. This was another stellar video, Dave. I'd love to see one where you dedicate the whole tutorial to the calculation masks and the different and creative ways of using it. That's one aspect of the panel I'd want to really master. Thanks again!
This ranks at the top of my favorite TK8 FRIDAY videos Dave. You have provided me very clear and practical advice on the selection and application of the various masks you address. Thank you very much.
Hello Dave, thank you for this excellent tutorial. For me, the key learning was using the saturation mask to reduce saturation. Cheers!
Very useful and detailed information, particularly the saturation mask.
I appreciate the effort and time you devote to creating these great TK FRIDAY videos.
Definite interest in advanced masking techniques hopefully along with a revisit to the mask calculator?
Thanks Dave. Very informative and it was nice to hear your insights when deciding on which masks to choose for a given situation.
Thanks Dave, I completely enjoyed this Workshop! I find all your workshops very informative and very helpful, thanks again.
Dave, EXCELLENT tutorial. Can you issue a pdf of your rules for usage on each mask?
Thanks. I was not familiar with the use of a saturation mask and see its value.
This is a really helpful video Dave. You explain each of these masking tools so well. I am off to experiment now. Thank you.
I do some pretty advanced masking, but I always get some great tips from even basic intro topics you do. Didn't know about painting saturation out with the grey/red paint brush. Really valuable, and I will be using it.
Thanks for the tutorial. This was really helpful. I would be interested in a more advanced masking tutorial as well. Great job Dave!
Thanks Dave, this video really clarified a few things for me. As a newbie TK user I have been struggling to know when to use the different masks.
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect! This is the video I wish I had a few years ago when I first started using the TK panel! Helps develops a solid understanding of all the different mask, the difference between them and when to use each. Another outstanding, informative lesson. Thank you Dave!
Hi Dave. I just finished watching your masking workshop and wanted to tell you this was really helpful in understanding your process. Thank you for taking the time to explain the steps you take. I enjoy all of your TK Fridays, and I hope to see many more like this masking workshop. You are the Bob Ross of Photoshop and that is meant as a total Compliment!
Hi Dave: Thank you so much for creating and sharing this video. Your explanation on when to use the Zone Mask vs. Luminosity Mask techniques was really eye-opening. I rarely used the Vibrance/Saturation Masks before but I now feel much more confident on when to use them. Cheers, Keith
Thank you so much for the tutorial I am going to watch it many times, by the way I spotted the Before After in my Action panel , can you please tell us how to do it? thank you
Thank you Dave for a great Masking Workshop. Although you have covered 99% of the video in your TX Friday sessions for me, it was really useful, and reinforced the power of the Panel. Another very informative TX Friday and I hope you produce one on the calculated masks. As always - thanks!
Thank you Dave. Is there a way to view the saturation mask when using the grey/red saturation brush? It would be helpful to e to see areas where I overdid saturtion or desaturation. My eye is not as keen as yours. Thanks
Excellent Dave, thank you!
Can i ask a general question ❓
Is the TK plugin good for masking hair or some specific clothes with a lot of holes or shapes?
And if it's ok and you have any tutorial about that please give me a link , i can send you some photos for you to understand my question better if i have your email .
Thank you so much Dear David for all of your great and helpful videos You are amazing my friend .
The TK8 Plugin combined with Photoshop's Selection tools should get the job done. If you would like please send me some image. Here is my Contact LINK: edenbridgephotography.com/contact
Hello Dave, thank you so much, this is useful because it was a bit confusing vs some notions as "Zone System" confusing with zone masking and also luminosity masking using a color picker witch could let me think that it was a "color" luminosity. Now everything is clear to me, tanks one more time.
Thanks!
Thank you for the Super Thanks Steve.
Thanks
Thank you for the Super Thanks.
Thanks
Thank you Chris for the Super Thanks.