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Hi Sean, I have downloaded the TK selection brush. I'm using Photoshop Beta 25.11.0. When I try to use the selection brush, all I get is an error message saying TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading'_value') what am I doing wrong. Thank you.

Would it be wise to have a separate computer for printing?

Sean: As a long time LR/PS user I’ve always printed from PS since I have more control. This panel is really great. The workflow meshes very well with my workflow and makes things much more efficient. I sent a note to Tony thanking both you and Tony. I know it will be an integral part of my printing workflow from now on. Great stuff.

Sean and Tony, thank you for this wonderful gift!! I am looking forward to learning how to use this plug-in.

It's nice seeing you again Sean and wish you all the happiness in the world inside your new home. Great viido as always!

Your free video series about using the TK Print Plugin is comprehensive, clear, and exceptionally valuable. What a joy to have soft proofing easier, more efficient and much effective than before. Establishing a consistent framework and using the panel functions coverts print preparation into an understandable process that I can actually enjoy instead of dread. Anyone using Photoshop should get the panel and your videos without hesitation.

Does this work with Elements?

Thank you both!

This is a fantastic announcement Sean and very grateful to you and Tony for developing the plugin and very much looking forward to using it

As an amateur photographer, I've always used Photoshop Elements. I use Elements to print for myself, family and friends with Hahnemuhle fine art, rag and canvas papers. Will the plug in work with Elements?

One could only of dreamt about something like this years and years ago! Thanks Sean.

Wonderful stuff, thank you gents, look forward to having a good play with this.

Certainly simplifies stuff.

Thank you, Sean! Muchas gracias!!

Thanks for the description

Thanks. I have always printed out of PS. Much better control and soft proofing. I also adjust black and points to match what the printer media can handle. I sold my printer a few years back and will be the Epson P900 in a couple of months or so. I use to print a fair bit and do miss it. I have at least 80 images tagged to be printed. So, I have my work cut-out for me.

Thank you for this generous offering Sean and Tony, really appreciated.

Thank you Sean and Tony - really appreciate the thoughtfulness and consideration that you have passed on to us.

Sean, You and Tony are incredibly generous and kind. Thank you so much!

As a canon user I have always got the best results using Professional Print & Layout and instead to see how TK’s new print plugin compares.

Thanks gentlemen really looking forward to giving it a try

Thanks for this new plugin. I use all your plugins and now Lightroom is reduced to be only my catalog.

Sean, is it useful and do you recommend the plug in for prints from a lab?

Thanks for this Sean ,and Tony of course. I don't use Lightroom and have only returned to PS in the last year or so due to Capture One's dubious practices and exorbitant recent pricing. As I use an Epson printer I was using Epson Print Layout although recently have switched to Roy Harrington's Print-Tool which I really like. The only reason I have stayed with PS is because of TK8/9 so I will certainly give this a try.

Thank you for this plugin and its tutorials....

Sean Bagshaw: the Jonas Salk of PhotoShop editing. You are a kind and generous man!

Thank you both so much!!! Can’t wait to use this new plug in.

hang on you have a canon printer behind you canon has a great plugin for printing....

Tony’s work and your has really been outstanding over the years. A very heartfelt THANK YOU!!!!

Thanks so much Tony and Sean. You make editing even more fun!

Sean, this looks great. Thanks to you and Tony. Question- will the tool help prevent double profiling?

Thank you, Sean!

really excited about this new plugin, great work Tony and Sean! this was needed!

Thank you so much. Sounds like a great tool. Is it possible to implement a Nik Output Sharpener based action?

Sean, does the "Too Dark?" bright the image without blowing out the highlights or does it simply brighten the entire image? Looks like it was adjusting the image about 1/3 or maybe 2/3 of a stop?

Marvelous! Thanks so much Sean and Tony, this is something I have been wanting for years. As a fellow Oregonian, central coast, hope to see you out there some time!

I have the print course and I'm sure this will help me with my printing.

Love this. Can’t wait to watch videos. Thanks Tony and Sean so much. Free too. Woohoo.

Sean, this is really nice. A TK panel that's not overly busy with icons, a simple workflow, and free. Awesome! Still, using that black point compensation default, though?

Lightroom Mobile does not have a Print Module. Since I switched from Lightroom Classic to Lightroom Mobile, I miss the print module. This new TK tool will be extremely helpful. Thanks Tony; thanks Sean!

Awesome. I have your printing course and I believe this will be a good addition to it. Thanks!.

Thank you, you guys Rock !! I'm loving the TK9 panel.

That's fantastic thanks so much and extremely generous of you .

As a Ps user only, I really appreciate the opportunity to utilize Ps for printing. I have paid for the expensive RIP software, which is only available for my 11yo printer... requiring me to copy the Ps prepared print file unto an old laptop to print through, as the RIP software is too expensive for me to update and only works on a Mac with OS 9. The RIP software still works perfectly, yet I would like to update the EPSON 3880 printer, which is getting more difficult to keep running. Thanks for being so generous with this! I am looking forward to using my current computer, and if it works well, then upgrade my printer.

Very generous. Thanks.

Wow, you guys are amazing! Thanks.

Thanks, this is amazing and simple.

This is great, eager to try it!

Awesome Sean. Gotta warm up my Canon printer.

Thank you so much. Can't wait to get started.