The slick user interface of Topaz Adjust is simply fantastic. I was a little worried at first that a plugin as powerful as this one would have a steep learning curve. It turns out that just the opposite is true. The interface is dominated by a large preview screen that you can resize in order to see the full image at once or zoom in to see more detailed information about the photograph.
At any time during the photo editing process, you can click the View Original Image button to see just how many changes you’ve made. If you don’t like the changes, you can always reset everything at once and return to the original image, or you can choose just to reset the modifications made in one or more of the
adjustment categories of Exposure, Details, Color, and Noise.
If you’re new to photo editing techniques of this type and want some more information about what each tool will do, you can enable pop up messages that will provide additional information on each item. If you’re more of a visual person (as most people are), you can simply try the tools to see what they’ll do. The reset options and sliders make it easy to undo an action if you don’t like the results.