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Topaz Impression Changelog

What's new in Topaz Impression 1.1.1

Nov 11, 2014
  • Three new sliders:
  • Stroke Rotation: rotates the angle of the brushstroke.
  • Rotation Variation: makes the rotation less uniform.
  • Stroke Color Rotation: a stroke paint deviation slider. If your paint color is yellow, then actual shades of yellow will be applied, not one uniform color.
  • New background type option:
  • You now have the ability to use the original image as the background (instead of a solid color). Find this option under the Texture module.

New in Topaz Impression 1.1 (Nov 11, 2014)

  • Split view modes:
  • You can now view the original and edited image in 5 different viewing modes.
  • New Shortcut Keys. These shortcut keys have been added:
  • Zoom in or out: Ctrl/Cmd +,-
  • Switch the preset panel to the selective parameter panel: Shift + P (or simply press P)
  • Cancel: Esc
  • Ok: Ctrl/Cmd + Return (Enter)
  • Added Preferences. The preferences menu now contains these options:
  • Start with example image – allows you to opt out of starting with the default example image
  • Start With Preset Panel – by unchecking this it’ll forgo opening the preset panel by default and instead will open with the selective parameters (or sliders)
  • Update Slider value while dragging
  • High Resolution processing
  • New brushes and presets:
  • 50+ new presets and 3 brushes have been added into the 1.1. update. In addition, there is one new collection, the Pictorial Collection.
  • New selective parameters:
  • A Coverage Center and Vignette Center have been added. You can now choose where the coverage and vignette is centered on the x & y axis.
  • New zoom options;
  • A new zoom capability has been added in the top left menu of the interface. Impression preferencesWhen zooming in or out, in the top right corner of the interface a navigation screen has been added. Use the mouse to scroll in and out. When zoomed all the way, the ‘+’ navigation option will appear. To make it disappear, zoom all the way out.