When you first come into the plug-in, your image is presented in the Preview window. Below that is the Settings and Parameters panel. On the top right is the Navigator panel, with tabs to view the Preview Navigator, Loop, Mask, and Histogram. Here is where the tools that control zoom and other viewing options are located. On top of the screen above the preview window is the Viewing Tools area. Here predefined presets are located and organized by various genres. This handles the display of the original as well as the adjusted image. After a couple of seconds a new window comes up with the ReStyle plug-in active. I generally copy it to a new layer and then go to Photoshop’s Filters menu and select Topaz ReStyle. The way ReStyle works is that you select the image that you want to work with and load it up. I am working with Adobe Photoshop CC, but you can check out what other programs ReStyle works with on the Topaz FAQ page. You can leave it at that or you can make further modifications. Topaz ReStyle lets you look through all of its different effects and see how your image will look, and try out things that you may not have otherwise thought of. The goal of this product is to allow you to imagine dozens of interpretations from any image using creative color, cross-processing, tinting, and more. It is a new plug-in created to expand the style possibilities in your photos by providing you with over a thousand different effects.
Topaz ReStyle is the latest offering from Topaz Labs.
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