1. New cloning techniques
Long-tap the source pointer to access a few cloning methods for fast and smooth manual retouching. With them, you can lock the source pointer in one place, set it to slide back to its initial position every time you release your finger from the screen, or use it in a classic way.
2. Fast way to reset sliders to their default values
Double-tap a slider to reset it back to its default position.
3. Smooth navigation around a 360° photo
Drag with two fingers to move around a 360° photo.
4. Control points in the Lines tool
Tap a control point to delete it. If you want to add a new control point to a specific segment on a line, just long-tap that segment.
5. Support for Apple Pencil
Before starting to use the Apple Pencil with TouchRetouch, please make sure the Pen Pressure option is turned on in Objects (Clone Stamp).
With this option, you can control the brush size in Objects and the opacity parameter in Clone Stamp based on the pressure of the pencil.
The harder the pressure on the screen in Objects, the wider the stroke.
The harder the pressure on the screen in Clone Stamp (or Restore/Reply Brush), the more opaque the stroke.
Double-tap near the tip of your Apple Pencil to quickly switch back to Eraser (or Restore Brush) or the tool you used last.
6. Zoom tool
By holding your finger on a selection, drag the magnifying glass with any other of your fingers to any location you want. You can turn off the Show Zoom Tool option in the app’s settings menu.
7. Undo and Redo operations
You can easily undo an action by swiping left with three fingers, using a two-finger tap, or tapping the left arrow in the navigation bar.
To redo an action, swipe right with three fingers, use a three-finger tap, or tap the right arrow in the navigation bar.
8. Restore and Reapply features
Long-tap Restore to view the original state of the area. Long-tap Reapply to view the changes you can put back.
9. Recovering the original photo
Long-tap the Undo button to revert a photo back to its original state.
10. Auto and Manual retouching modes
In TouchRetouch 4, there were two separate toolsets for removing tiny (Quick Repair–automatic retouching)and bigger objects (Object Removal–manual retouching) from images. TouchRetouch 5 now offers the universal Objects tool you can use in two modes — Automatic and Manual.
Use the Retouch Mode button to switch from Auto Retouch to Manual Retouch.
11. Object-Aware Algorithm function
With this option turned on, you can get great results near the object’s edges.
12. Clearing the latest edits right from the Gallery
Tap three dots on the Continue button in the gallery to export a photo as is, with all the changes made, or discard your edits and start with a new photo.
Check out more guides on how to get the most out of our apps on ADVA Soft’s official YouTube channel.
