Filter Forge Announces 50% Holiday Discount

Alexandria, VA (PRWEB) November 26, 2009 -- Filter Forge, Inc. today announced a 50% holiday discount for its flagship product, Filter Forge, a high-end plugin for Adobe Photoshop allowing computer artists to build their own filters -- seamless textures, visual effects, distortions, patterns, backgrounds, frames and more. The key features of Filter Forge include a visual filter editor and a free online library of about 6500 user-created textures and effects.

A unique opportunity to get Filter Forge at half the regular price is available starting November 26, 2009. Under this offer, the Basic edition of Filter Forge, aimed at entry-level users, costs $49 instead of $99; the Standard edition, designed for mainstream graphic artists, $99 instead of $199; and the Professional edition, targeted at graphics professionals, $149 instead of $299. To buy Filter Forge at a 50% discount and save up to $150, click here: http://www.filterforge.com/buy/

Additionally, anyone who purchases Filter Forge 1.0 now can get a free key for the beta version of Filter Forge 2.0 and try the new features, including unlimited HDR colors, new components and shapes, and more. The free key will let you use the 2.0 beta until the commercial release of Filter Forge 2.0 due in 2010. To learn more about the beta, click here: http://www.filterforge.com/download/beta2/index.html

Filter Forge is a versatile Photoshop plugin which lets both novice and expert users create a wide variety of realistic and abstract textures and effects. Users can take instant advantage of over 6500 free community-created filters in the online filter library at http://www.filterforge.com/filters/, or create their own filters in the visual filter editor by assembling them from components such as blurs, gradients, color adjustments, noises, distortions, or blends -- without writing a single line of code. All filters are adjustable, seamlessly tiled, resolution independent, support real-world HDRI lighting, and can automatically generate diffuse, specular, bump, and normal maps.