TK7 Triple Play

[@Yalelax]

For landscape editors....excellent Tony. Well done.

[@rolfmeier8469]

Excellent technique, Tony. These are subtle enhancements with great effect!

[@gordroberts53]

Tony, thank you for this! This would have taken me years (or never) to understand on my own.

[@MostlyBrowsing]

bought tk7 around a week ago..really enjoying it

[@AlexFeldstein]

Excellent Tony. Learned something new today.

[@lukebrouwersphotography]

Thanks Tony for this very informative video.

[@oscarx6384]

really thanks for all this videos and tools!

[@gaperklake]

Thank you for this, Tony. i don't think I thanked you for reinstating the Triple Play two versions ago. Thank you. My approach to the TP action takes a little more time, but it works wonderfully. The Separator segment was a good review.

[@jorgkluber6968]

Yes, it's awesome! Thank you Tony!

[@fafnorcal]

Fabulous technique, Tony. Rather muddy darks plague too many of my images. I can hardly wait to give this a shot. Thanks so much!

[@TonyKuyper]

This might help, and you can control how much you open up the shadows by which layers you choose to turn on. If your muddy darks are in your prints, you might also want to take a look at the "Fixing dark prints with a Darks-1 luminosity mask" blog: tonykuyper.wordpress.com/2019/01/23/adjusting-print-brightness-with-a-darks-1-luminosity-mask/ This technique works specifically for prints.

[@sgingold]

Great tutorial, Tony! Thanks.

[@michaelberg507]

Super video! Thank you for putting this out.

[@Lexxo777]

Awesome Tony, thank you.

[@anne-marielittenberg8950]

Thank you for this. I guess this will replace the final s curves adjustment layer I generally apply to a photo.

[@TonyKuyper]

Maybe, but you might also try adding this Triple Play technique after your "final curves adjustment." You may get some benefit from both. But you'll have to experiment and see. I'm not sure what your "final curves adjustment" consists of, but the Triple Play technique will mainly work in the shadows and highlights.

[@dfikar]

Fantastic!

[@MrMasPick]

Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelmatthews9112]

Thank you, Tony. This is great!

[@Randyrocker1]

Much appreciated information. Thank you.

[@rlfisher]

Wow. Wow. Wow.

[@kafkapie]

for the default 15 light & 20 dark pixel radius - what other kinds of images (or problem images) where you would want to alter the pixel radius?

[@TonyKuyper]

Outside the defaults is mostly experimental for me, and the effect of different radius settings depends a lot on the image it's being used with. If I'm looking to try something different, an alternative radius is something to possibly experiment with. However, I did that more back in the early days of the Triple Play. Now there are more predictable actions in the the TK7 panel that I prefer to try before experimenting than a different radius in the Triple Play. Other users have their own favorite radius values for Triple Play, so it has to be responsive to their needs. That's the main reason I let users choose a radius value.

[@mikebarberoz1]

I have purchased this TK7 panel..but for the life of me, dont know or dont have links to 'add it to photoshop?..no video tutorials in HOW TO ADD TO PHOTOSHOP???

[@TonyKuyper]

Michael--All download folders for purchased items come with an enclosed installation PDF. However, I just checked my download server for a purchase of the TK7 panel by "Michael Barber" and there is no such purchase. Please contact me via the contact form on my website to resolve this. I'm sure we can work it out if you provide additional information that would not be appropriate in a public forum. Here's my contact URL: goodlight.us/contact.html

[@midnightmatinee]

Why do you call it triple play